APPLETONS’ LIBRARY MANUAL; CONTAINING A CATALOGUE RAISONNE OF UPWARDS OF TWELVE THOUSAND OF THE MOST IMPORTANT WORKS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF KNOWLEDGE, IN ALL MODERN LANGUAGES. PART I. SUBJECTS—ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. PART II. BIOGRAPHY, CLASSICS, MISCELLANIES, AND INDEX TO PART I. NEW-YORK: D. APPLETON & COMPANY, 200 BROAT3WAY. PHILADELPHIA: GEO. S. APPLETON, 148 CHESNUT-STREET. 1 8 4 7. Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1847, By D. Appleton & Co., In the Clerk’s Office of the District Court of the United States, for the Southern District of New-York. PBEFACE. The object of the Publishers of the following pages has been to present, in a collected form, indications of the most important works in every department of literature, arranged in such manner as admits of the most easy reference. 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As this publication, from its peculiar plan, will develope new riches and corresponding desires on the part of the student, it is proper to state that any books found in this compilation may be obtained in the space of a few weeks, and at the lowest prices, through their agencies abroad. The steam communication now established between France and Germany enables them to execute orders with as great facility from the Continent, as formerly from England. D. APPLETON & CO. 200 Broadway, ' Oct. 1, 1847. INDEX OF SUBJECTS. A. Abdomen (Medicine). .... 220 Abipones, 1 Abyssinia (Nubia, Ethiopia). I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 1 II. History, 2 III. Language, ..... 2 Acts of the Apostles, .... 315 Acoustics 3 Adultery 315 Advent, 315 ./Esthetics, 3 Affghanistan (Cabul). I. Geography, Voyages and Travels, . 4 II. History, 5 III. Natural History, .... 5 Africa. I. Geography, 5 II. History and Antiquities, . . 7 Agriculture. I. Bibliography, .... 7 II. History, 7 III. Practical, 7 IV. Theoretical, 8 V. Implements, .... 8 Albania, (Travels in), .... 9 Albigenses (Waldenses, Vaudois), . 9 Alchemy, 9 Alpine Editions (Bibliography), . 9 Aldine Poets (Pickering’s Edition), . 9 Algje, 10 Algebra. I. History, 11 II. Treatises, 11 Algebraical Development, . . 213 Algebraical Equations, . . . 214 Algebraical Geometry, . . . 214 Algiers, 12 Alhambra, 12 Almanacs, 12 Alpaca, 12 Alphabet, 13 Amazons, 13 America. I. Bibliography, .... 13 II. North America, .... 14 III. South America, ... 14 IV. British America, .... 15 V. Natural History, ... 15 VI. Language, ..... 17 America, Church in, . . . . 315 American Indians, 17 Amphibia, 18 Amputation, 220 Ana, ....... 18 Analysis (see Chemistry), .... 94 Analytical Geometry, . . . 214 Anatomy (see Medicine), .... 220 Anatomy, Comparative, . . . 222 Anatomical Manipulation, . . . 223 Aneurysm, 223 Angling, 18 Anglo-Norman Literature, . . 19 Anglo-Saxon Church, .... 315 Anglo-Saxon History (see England), . 133 Anglo-Saxon Language and Literature, 20 Animalcules, 21 Animals, . . . . . . .21 Animal Kingdom (see also Zoology), . 22 Anthems, 315 Anthology. Greek, ...... 22 Latin, 23 Anthropology (see also Ethnology, Man), 23 Antichrist, 316 Antigua, 23 Antilles, ...... 23 Antiquities, Christian, .... 316 Antiquities (Collections, Dictionaries, &c.), 23 Antiquities (Jewish), .... 316 Apocalypse, 317 Apocrypha, ...... 317 Apoplexy, 223 Arabia. I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 24 II. History, 25 VIII INDEX OF SBBJECTS. Arabia. III. Language and Literature, . . 25 1. Bibliography, .... 25 2. Grammars, Lexicons, Chresto- mathies, &c., ... 26 3. Literature, .... 27 4. Koran, .... 27 Arabian Nights’ Entertainments, . 28 Aramean, Syriac and Chaldaic Language and Literature, .... 29 Arboretum, Arboriculture, ... 30 Archaeology, 30 Archery, 30 Archipelago (Indian) 30 Architecture. I. Bibliography, .... 31 II. History, 31 III. General Treatises, Dictionaries, &c., 31 IV. Grecian, 33 V. Roman, 33 VI. Gothic and Church, ... 34 VII. Civil and Domestic, ... 36 Architects (Lives of), .... 39 Arctic Regions (Voyages in), . . 39 Argentine Republic, .... 40 Arians 317 Aristocracy, 40 Aristotelian Philosophy (see also Phi- losophy, 280), .... 40 Arithmetic 41, 214 Armenia. I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 41 II. History, 41 III. Language, 42 Arminianism, 317 Arteries (Medicine), .... 223 Articles of Faith (Theology), . . 317 Artillery (see also Gunnery, Naval Gun- nery). I. History, ... 42 II. Treatises, .... - 42 Arts, Fine (see also Painting, Sculpture). I. Bibliography, .... 43 II. History, 43 III. Essays, Criticisms, &c., . . 46 Arts (Decorative and Ornamental), . . 47 Arts and Manufactures, ... 48 Ashantee, 49 Asia. I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 49 II. History, 50 Asia-Minor. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 50 Assaying, 51 Assurance (Life), .... 51 Assyria. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 53 Astrology, 53 Athanasian Creed, .... 317 Astronomy. I. History, 53 II. General Treatises, ... 54 III. Atlases, 56 IV. Tables, Observations, . . 56 V. Catalogue of Stars, ... 57 VI. Astronomical Instruments, . 57 Atlantic Ocean, 53 Athens. Topography, Antiquities, &c., . 57 Atlases (Geographical), . . * . 58 Atonement, 318 Attributes, 318 Auscultation, 223 Australia. I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 59 II. History, 60 III. Language, 60 IV. Natural History, ... 60 Austria. History, &c., .... 61 Ava, 61 Azores, . 61 B. Babylon, 62 Baconian Philosophy, ... 62 Bactria (Bokhara), 62 Ballads. I. English, Welsh, Irish, Scotch, . 62 II. German, Servian, Bohemian, Swe- dish, Danish, Dutch, Icelandic, . 65 III. French, Spanish, Romaic, Persian, 66 Banks, Banking, 67 Baptism, . . . . . . 318 Barbary States (see also Algiers), . . 68 Barbadoes, 68 Basque Provinces. I. History, 68 II. Language, . . . .68 Beauty (see also . . 69 Belgium, 69 Bengali Language, .... 69 Bibles, 318 Biblical Bibliography, . . . 319 Biblical Cabinet 319 Bibliography. I. Introductions, .... 70 II. General Treatises, ... 71 III. Special, 71 Bile (Medicine), 224 Binomial Theorem, .... 214 Biography (see Part II.) Dictionaries, Collections, &c., . . 72 Ecclesiastical, .... 320 Birman Empire (see Ava), ... 73 Bleaching, 73 Blood (Medicine), 224 Blowpipe, 73 Bogota 73 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. IX Bogue’s European Library, . . 74 Bohemia (Literature of), . . . .74 Bohn’s Standard Library, . . 75 Bokhara, . . . ... .75 Bolivia, 76 Book-Binding, 76 Book-Keeping, 76 Borneo, 76 Botany, 76 Botany (Medical) 78 Botany (Fossil) 78 Brain, 224 Brazil. I. Geography, Voyages and Travels, 79 II. History, Statistics, &c., . . 79 III. Natural History, .... 80 Bread-Making 80 Breast (Medicine), 224 Brewing, 80 Bridge-Building, 81 Bridgewater Treatises, ... 81 British Museum Publications, . . 82 Brittany (Bretagne), .... 82 Buccaneers, 83 Buddhism, 83 Building, 83 Burgundy, 84 Byzantine Historians 84 Byzantium (Lower Empire), . . 85 C. Cabul (see Affghanistan), .... 4 Calendar, 85 Calico Printing 85 Calculus of Finite Differences, . 214 Calculus, Integral, .... 214 Calculus, Differential, . . . 215 Calculus (Medicine), .... 225 California, 85 Calotype (see Photography), . . . 284 Camden Society, .... 86 Canada, 88 Canary Isles, 88 Cancer (Medicine), 225 Carols, ....... 88 Carpentry, 88 Carriages, 89 Carthage, 89 Caspian Sea (see also Caucasus), . . 89 Catechism, 320 Catholic Faith, 320 Cattle (see also Ox, 271), ... 90 Celtic History and Literature, . 90 Cemeteries, 90 Ceylon. I. Geography, History, &c., . . 91 II. Language, .... 91 Chaldea (see Assyria, Babylon), . . 91 Chaldaic Language (see Aramean), . 29 Chants, 321 Chemistry. I. History 92 II. Elementary and General Treatises, 92 III. Applied Chemistry, ... 93 IV. Chemical Manipulation, . . 94 V. Chemical Analysis, ... 94 Chess, 95 Chest (Diseases of), .... 225 Chile, 96 Children, (Diseases and Management of), 225 China, I. Geography, Voyages, and Travels, 96 II. History, 97 HI. Language and Literature, . . 98 Chivalry, 99 Cholera, 225 Choral Service, 321 Christian’s Family Library, . . 322 Christianity (History of), . . . 322 Chronology, .... (323) 100 Chromatography, .... 99 Circassia, 101 Church Architecture, ... 34 Church Decoration, .... 323 Civilization, 101 Classics. I. Introductions to the Study, . 101 II. Editions, Collections, &c., . . 102 Climate, 226 Clinical Medicine, .... 226 Coal, 106 Coffee 106 Coins and Medals (Numismatics), . . 262 Collects, 323 Colonization, 106 Colossians, 323 Colour (in Painting) 106 Columbia 106 Commerce (History of, Dictionaries, &c.), 107 Commentaries (Biblical), . . . 318 Commercial Law, .... 108 CoNCHOLOGY, 108 Concordance (Biblical), . . 323, 324 Concordance to Shakspere, . . . 109 Conferences (Theology). . . . 324 Conic Sections, 215 Constipation (Medicine), . . . 226 Constitution (English) 109 Consumption (Medicine), . . . 226 Convocation (Theology), . . . 324 Cookery (see Domestic Economy), . 110 Coptic Language (see Egypt), . . 124 Corinthians, 324 Costume, 110 Cottage Architecture (see Architecture), 38 Cotton and Linen Manufacture, . Ill Councils (Theology), .... 324 X INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Courts Martial, 112 Craniology, 112 Creation 324 Creed (Apostles’), 324 Criticism (Biblical), 325 Crusades (History of), .... 112 Cuba 113 Culdees, 113 Curves 216 D. Daguerreotype (see Photography), . 284 Dancing, 113 Daniel (Theology), .... 325 Dante (Commentaries), .... 113 Deaf and Dumb (Instruction of), . . 114 Deformities (Medicine), .... 226 Democracy, 114 Dentistry (see also Teeth, 243). . . 226 Devotions (Manuals of), . . . 325 Diagnosis (Medicine), .... 227 Dialects (see English Language), . 139 Diatessaron (Theology), . . . 326 Dictionaries, 114 Dictionaries (Medical, &c.), . . . 227 Dictionaries (Theology), . . . 326 Dietetics, 227 Digestion, 227 Denmark (see Scandinavia). I. History, Geography, &c., . . 114 II. Language. .... 115 Differential Equations, . . . 216 Diplomacy, 115 Diplomatics (see Palaeography), . . 273 Discipline and Church Government, 326 Disease, 228 Distillation, 116 Doctrinal Divinity, .... 326 Doctrine of Development (Theology), 327 Dog, 116 Domestic Economy, .... 116 Draining (see Agriculture), ... 8 Drama and Dramatic Literature, . 117 Drawing and Perspective, . . 117 Dropsy, . 228 Druids, 138 Duelling, 118 Dyeing (see also Calico Printing), . . 118 Dynamics (see Mechanics;, . . . 216 Dysentery, ' 228 E. Ear, . 228 Earth (see Geology), . . . . 118 Ecclesiastes, 327 Eclectic Philosophy, . . . 118 Eddas, 118 Edinburgh Cabinet Library, . . 119 Education, 119 Egypt. I. Geography, Voyages and Travels, 120 II. History and Antiquities, . . 121 III. Language 122 Election (Theology), .... 327 Electricity, Magnetism, Electromag- netism, Galvanism 124 Electrotype. Electrometallurgy, 125 Embryology, 228 Encyclopedias, . . . . . 125 Encyclopedias (Medicine, &c), . . 229 Engineering and Surveying (see also Ge- odosy, Surveying), .... 128 England. I. Geography, Statistics, See., . 130 II. History, 130 III. Language and Literature, . 138 Engraving, 142 Enoch, 327 Entomology 142 Ephesians, 327 Epidemic, 229 Epilepsy, 229 Episcopacy, 327 Epistles (Theology), .... 327 Equations, 216 Erysipelas, . . , • . 229 Ethics, 143 Ethiopia (see Abyssinia), ... 1 Ethnology, 144 Etiquette (Medical), .... 229 Etruria, 144 Eucharist, 328 Europe (History of), .... 145 Evidences (Theology), .... 328 Exchanges (Commerce), .... 145 Exodus, 328 Eye, 229 Ezekiel, 328 F. Fables, 146 Fairy Mythology, 146 Falconry, 146 Fathers of the Church, . . . 328 Feet (Medicine), 230 Feigned Diseases, .... 230 Festivals and Fasts 330 Fever, 230 Fiction (History of), .... 147 Fine Arts, 43 Finland, 147 Fishes (Ichthyology), .... 192 Flanders (see also Netherlands), . . 147 Flemish Language ( do. ), . . 260 Florence (History of), .... 147 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. XI Florida, 148 Food, ....... 148 Food (Adulterations of), . . . 148 Forensic Medicine, .... 148 Formulae (Mathematics), . . . 216 Fortification, 149 Fossils (see also Palaeontology), . . 149 Fractures (Medicine), .... 230 France. I. Geography, Statistics, Travels, &e., 150 II. History, Antiquities, &c., . . 151 III. Literature and Language, . . 151 Freemasonry, 159 Fresco Painting, .... 160, 272 Friesic Language, ... . 160 Fungi (Botany), 160 Furniture . 160 G. Gaelic Language, 161 Galatians (Theology)., .... 330 Galvanism (see Electricity), . . . 124 Gardening. I. General Treatises, .... 162 II. Flower Gardening, . . . 162 III. Fruit and Kitchen Gardening, . 163 IV. Landscape Gardening, . . 164 Gas Lighting and Manufacture, . . 164 Gaul (see also Celtic History), . . 164 Gazetteers (Geography), . . . 165 Genealogies Rheology), . . . 330 Genealogy (see Heraldry), . . . 180 Genesis 330 Geodosy (see also Engineering), . . 165 Geography (Biblical), .... 331 Geography. I. Dictionaries, Cyclopaedias, Systems, &c., 165 II. Physical and Mathematical, . . 166 III. History of, 166 IV. Atlases, 58 Geology, 167 Geometry, 216 Georgia (see also Caspian Sea). I. Geography, History, &c., . . 168 II. Language, . . . . . 168 Germany. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 169 II. History, 169 III. Literature, 170 Language, ..... 170 Gipsies, 172 Glass Manufacture, .... 172 Glass Painting, 172 Globes, 113 Glyphography 173 Gnosticism, 331 Gospels, 331 Gout (Medicine), 230 Government, 173 Grammar, Comparative (see also Philo- logy), 173 Grasses (Agriculture), .... 173 Gravitation, 173 Greece. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 174 II. History, 174 III. Literature and Language, . . 176 Greenland (see also Scandinavia). I. Geography, History, &c., . . 178 II. Language, 178 Guatemala (Central America), . . 178 GuideBooks (for Travellers), . . 178, 352 Gunnery (see also Artillery, Naval Gunnery), 179 Gunpowder, 179 H. Harmonies (Theology), .... 331 Hayti (see also Antilles), . . . 180 Head (Medicine), 231 Health, (do.) 231 Health (Public), .... 231, 351 Heart (Diseases of), . . . . 231 Heat (see also Thermometer), . . . 180 Hebrews (Theology), .... 332 Hebrew Poetry, ..... 332 Hebrew Language, .... 332 Heraldry and Genealogy. . . . 180 Hernia (Medicine), . . . . . 231 Herpetology, 182 Hexapla (Theology), .... 332 Hieroglyphics (see Egypt), . . . 183 Highlands, 302 Hindostan. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 183 II. History, Antiquities, Mythology, &c., 183 III. Language, 185 History. I. Introductions, Universal History, &c., 186 II. Ancient History, .... 187 III. Middle Ages, .... 187 IV. Modern, 188 History, Ecclesiastical, . . . 333 Holland. I. History, &c., 188 II. Language, 188 Homceopathy, 232 Horology, 189 Horse 189 Horticulture (see Gardening), . . 189 Hosea (Theology), 335 Huguenots 335 Hungary. I. History, &c., 189 II. Language, 190 Hydrocephalus, 232 XII INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Hydrodynamics. Hydrostatics, ..... 190 Hydraulics, 191 Pneumatics. 190 Hydrography (see also Geography, Nauti- cal Surveying), 191 Hydropathy, 232 Hymns (Theology) 335 I. Iceland. I. History 191 II. Language, ..... 191 Ichthyology, 192 India (Diseases of), .... 233 India (see Hindostan), .... 183 Inductive Sciences (see Natural Philoso- phy), 192 Infinitisimal Analysis, . . . 216 Inflammation (Medicine), . . . 233 Infusoria (see also Animalcules, 21), . 192 Inquisition, 335 Insanity, 233 International Law (see also Law of Na- tions) , 192 Intestines (Medicine), .... 234 Interpretation (Theology), . . . 335 Introductions ( do. ) . . 335 Inventions, History of (see also Patents), 192 Ireland. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 193 II. History and Antiquities, , . 193 III. Language, 195 Iron (Manufacture of, &c.), . . . 195 Iron Trade (History of), 196 Irritation (Medicine), .... 234 Isaiah, 336 Italy. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 196 II. History, 196 III. Language and Literature, . . 197 J. Jamaica (see Antilles), . . . 198 James (Theology), 336 Japan. I. History, Geography, &c., . . 199 IT. Natural History, . . . 199 III. Language, 199 Java. I. History, &c., 199 II. Natural History, .... 200 III. Language, 200 Jeremiah, 336 Jerusalem) 336 Jesuits, . . . . . . 336 Jews (History of), 337 Job, . . . . . . . 337 John, 338 Joints (Medicine), .... 234 Jonah, 338 Jurisprudence 200 Jurisprudence, Medical (see Forensic Me- dicine), J48 Justification, . . . . . . 338 K. Kidneys (Medicine), .... 234 Knights Templars, .... 200 Knighthood (see Chivalry), ... 99 Knight’s Industrial Guides, . . 200 Knight’s Weekly Volume, . . 201 Koran, 27 L. Landscape Gardening, . . . .164 Latin Language and Literature, . 202 Law, 203 Larynx (Medicine) 235 Law, Commercial (see also Mercantile Law) 108, 204 Law, Roman 296 Law of Nations (see also Diplomacy), . 204 Legislation (see also Government), . 204 Lent (Theology), . . . . 338 Libraries (see Bibliography), . . 204 Library of Anglo-Catholic Theology, 339 Library of Entertaining Knowledge, 205 Library of the Fathers, . . . 329 Library of Useful Knowledge, . 205 Life Assurance, 51 Light (see Optics), . ». . . 264 Limits (Mathematics), .... 216 Literary History, .... 265 Lithography, 207 Lithotomy, Lithotrity, . . . 235 Liturgies, 339 Liver (Medicine), 235 Locomotive (see Steam Engine), . . 310 Logarithms, 217 Logic, .... . . 207 London, 207 Luke, (St.), . ... . . 340 Lungs (Medicine) 235 M. Machinery & Mechanism, . . . 208 Madagascar, . . . . . . 208 Madrigals, 208 Magic (see also Occult Sciences), . . 209 Magnetism (see also Electricity), . . 209 Magnetism, Animal (see Mesmerism), . 237 Mahratta Language, . . . . 209 Malabar, . . . .... 209 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. XIII Malacca, 209 Malacology (see also Conchology), . . 210 Malta, 210 Mammalia, 211 Man (see also Anthropology, Ethnology), . 211 Mandchou Language, .... 313 Maritime Law (Mercantile Law), . 211 Mark, (St.), 340 Maroons, 212 Martin’s Colonial Library, . . . 212 Materia Medica, .... 235 Mathematics. I. History, 212 II. Dictionaries, General Treatises, &c. 213 III. Social Treatises, . . 213 Matthew, (St.), 341 Mauritius, 219 Measures (see Metrology, Weights and Mea- sures), 219 Mechanics, 217, 219 Medicine, 219,236 Medals & Coins (Numismatics), . . 262 Medical Jurisprudence (see Forensic Me- dicine), 148 Mensuration (Mathematics), . . 217 Mercantile & Maritime Law, 108, 204, 246 Mesmerism, 237 Metaphysics (see Philosophy), • . . 280 Meteorology, 246 Metrology (see also Weights and Measures), 247 Mexico. I. Voyages and Travels, . . 247 II. History, . . . . . 248 Microscope, 248 Military Art, 248 Military History, .... 249 Military Surgery, 237 Mill-Work, 249 Mineralogy, 250 Mining (Metallurgy), .... 250 Minnesingers (see also Ballads, 65), . 250 Miracles 341 Missions, 341 Mohammedanism, . ... 341 Moldavia (Wallaehia) 251 Mollusca, (Malacology), . . . 210 Monasticism 341 Mongolian Language, . . . 313 Monkish Historians of Great Britain, 251 Monuments, (Sepulchral), . . . 251 Moon (see Astronomy), .... 56 Morocco 252 Mosquito Shore 252 Murray’s Home & Colonial Library, 252 Murray’s Hand Books for Travellers, 179 Music (see also Organ, Violin Choral Service). I. History. 253 II. Theoretical Treatises, . . 254 Myology (Medicine), .... 237 Mysticism 342 Mythology, . .... 254 X. Naples, 255 Nativity (Theology), .... 342 Natural History (Theology), . . 342 Natural History, 255 Naturalist’s Library, . . . 256 Natural Philosophy (Physics). . . 257 Natural and Revealed Religion, . 342 Natural Theology 342 Nautical Surveying (see also Hydrogra- phy), 259 Naval Gunnery (see also Artillery, Gun- nery), . 259 Naval Architecture (see Ship Building), 305 Naval History, 259 Naval Tactics, 259 Navigation, 259 Needlework, 260 Nerves (Medicine), .... 238 Nervous System (Medicine), . . . 238 Netherlands (see also Belgium, Holland, &c.) I. History, 260 II. Language aud Literature, . . 260 Nestorians, 342 Newfoundland, 261 New Testament, .... 342 Newton’s Principia, .... 217 New Zealand 261 Nibelungen Lied, 171 Nonjurors (Theology), . . . 343 Normandy, 261 Northmen, 262 Norway (see also Scandinavia). I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 262 II. History, 262 Nosograpiiy (Medicine), . . . 238 Numismatics, 262 Nursery Rhymes, . 263 Nubia (see Abyssinia), . . . . 1 O. Obstetrics (Medicine), see also Pregnancy, Puerperal Fever, 238 Occult Sciences (see also Magic), . 263 Odontography, 239 Optics (see also Light), . . . 264 Oregon (see also California), . . . 264 Ordination, 343 Organs, 265 Osteology, 239 Oriental Society’s Publications (Texts), 265 Oriental Translation Fund (Publications of), . 265 Ornithology, 269 XIV INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Ottoman Empire (see also Turkey), . 269 Ox (see also Cattle), .... 271 P. Painting. I. Elementary and Practical, . . 271 II. History and Criticism, . . 43, 272 Palaeontology (see also Fossils, Botany), 273 Paleography, 273 Palestine, 343 Paper Making 274 Paris, a 274 Parables (Theology), .... 343 Parker Society, (Publications of), . 344 Patents (see also Inventions), . . . 274 Pathology 239 Peerage (See Heraldry), .... 180 Percy Society’s Publications, . 275 Persia. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 277 II. History and Antiquities, . . 277 III. Language and Literature, . . 278 Perspective (see also Drawing), . . 279 Peru 279 Peter, (St.), 344 Pharmacy 239 Philippine Islands, 279 Philology (see also Ethnology), . . 279 Philosophy. I. History of, .... 280 II. Modern Systems, . . . 281 Phonography, 284 Photography, 284 Phrenology, 284 Physiognomy, 285 Physiology, 240 Picturesque, 285 Pig, .... s .. 285 Pneumatics, ...... 190 Poetry, . . . . . . . 285 Poetry, Sacred, ... . 344 Poland. I. History, ...... 286 II. Language 286 Political Economy 286 POLYGLOTTS 344 Polynesia (see also Australia, New Zealand), 287 Pompeii and Herculaneum, . . 288 Popes, (History of), 345 Porcelain Manufacture, . . . 288 Port Royal, 288 Portugal (see also Spain), . . . 289 Poultry (see Rural Economy), . . . 289 Pregnancy (Medicine), .... 240 Printing, 289 Prisons (see Punishment), . . . 290 Probabilities (Mathematics), . . . 218 Problems, ( do. ), . . . 218 Prophecies, Prophets, .... 345 Prophets, Minor, .... 345 Proverbs (Theology), .... 346 Proverbs, 290 Prussia, ....... 290 Psalms, 346 Puerperal Fever (Medicine), . . 240 Punishment, 290 Purgatory, 346 Pyrotechny, . 291 a. Quakers 346 R. Railways, 291 Ray Society, (Publications of), . . 291 Reynard the Fox, . , , 291 Reformation, (History of), . . . 346 Reptiles (see also Herpetology), . . 293 Resurrection (Theology),, . . . 347 Rhetoric, 293 Rheumatism (Medicine) 241 Rivers, 293 Road Making, 293 Romaic Language, .... 293 Romans (Theology), 343 Romances, 293 Romance Language (see also Troubadours), 294 Rome. I. Geography, Topography, &c., . 294 II. History, Antiquities, &c. . . 294 III. Literature, ... .. . 296 Roman Law, . . ... 296 Rural Economy, 296 Russia. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 296 II. History, . 297 III. Language and Literature, . . 297 Russian Church, 347 S. Sabbath, • 348 Sacraments, 348 Sacrilege, ...... 348 Sagas, 298 Sanscrit Language, .... 298 Sardinia, 299 Savings Banks, 299 Saxony, 299 Scalp, (Diseases of), 241 Scandinavia, 299 Scotland. I. Geography, Sic., .... 301 II. History, 301 III. Language, 302 Scrofula (Medicine), .... 241 INDEX OF SUBJECTS. XV Sculpture, 302 Septuagint, 348 Sermons, 348 Servia, 303 Shakspere, 303 Shakspere Society (Publications of), . 304 Sheep, 305 Ship Building, 305 Sicily, 305 Silk Manufacture, 306 Skin (Medicine), 241 Slavonic Language and.Literature, . 306 Sleep, 241 Society, 306 Societies, Literary (see also Transactions), 306 South Seas (see also Polynesia), . . 306 Song of Solomon, 350 Spain. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 307 II. History, 307 III. Language and Literature, . . 308 Spine (Medicine), 242 Sports and Pastimes, .... 309 Stammering, 242 Stars (Catalogues of), .... 310 Stars (Maps of), 56 Statics, 218, 310 Statistics, 310 Steam and Steam Engine, . . . 310 Stenography 311 Stomach (Medicine), .... 342 Storms (see also Meteorology), . . 311 Sugar, 311 Sumatra, 311 Superstitions (Medicine), . . . 242 Surgery, 219, 242 Surveying (see also Gecdosy, 165 ; Engi- neering, 128), 312 Sweden. I. Travels, &c., .... 312 II. History, &c., .... 312 III. Language, &c., .... 312 Switzerland. I. Travels, &c., .... 312 II. History, 313 Sydenham Society, Publications of, 243 Symbols, Symbolism, .... 350 Syriac Language, .... 29 T. Tables (Mathematical), .... 218 Tamul Language, .... 313 Tartar Languages, .... 313 Taxidermy, 313 Technology (see also Arts and Manufac- tures), 314 Teeth (see also Dentistry, Odontography), 343 Telinga Language, .... 314 Testis (Medicine), .... 243 Teutonic Languages 314 Texas, 314 Theology. Subjects, alphabetically arranged, . 315 Miscellanies and Index, . . . 362 Thermometer, &c. (see also Heat), . 351 Thessalonians, ..... 350 Thorough-Bass (see also Music), . . 351 Tibetan Language, .... 351 Timothy (Theology), .... 350 Tools, 351 Towns (Health of) 231,351 Toxicology, 244 Transactions of Scientific and Lite- rary Societies, .... 352 Travellers’ Guide Books, . . 178, 352 Trees (see also Arboriculture), . . 352 Trigonometry, 218 Troubadours and Trouverks (see also Romance Language), . . . . 353 Tumours (Medicine), .... 244 Turkey (see also Ottoman Empire), . . 353 Turkish Language, .... 354 Turning, 354 Tuscany (see also Italy), . . . 355 Typography (see Printing), . . . 289 U. United States (see also America), 14, 355 Universities, 355 Urinary Organs (Medicine), . . . 244 Uterus, 244 V. Vaudois (see Albigenses), ... 9 Venereal Disease 245 Venezuela, 355 Venice, 355 Ventilation (see Warming), . . . 359 Veterinary Art (see also Horse), . 356 Vine (Grape), 163 Violin, 356 Voice, ' 357 Voyages and Travels, . . . 357 W. Waldenses (see Albigenses), ... 9 Wales. I. Geography, Travels, &c., . . 358 II. History, 358 III. Language and Literature, . 359 Wallachia (see Moldavia), . . 251 Warming and Ventilation, . . . 359 Weaving, 359 XVI INDEX OF SUBJECTS. Weights and Measures (see also Metro- logy), 360 West Indies, 360 Whale Fishery 360 Wine, 360 Wood Engraving, 360 Women (Diseases of), .... 245 Wool, 361 Y. Yucatan, . . 361 Z. Zechariah, 350 Zoology (see also Natural History), . 361 Zoophytes, 361 PART I. SUBJECTS-ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED. ABIPONES. DOBRIZHOFFER, (M.) Account of the Abipones of Paraguay. 3 vols. 8vo, 15s. ....... London, 1822 ABYSSINIA.—Nubia, Ethiopia. I. GEOGRAPHY, VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.—II. HISTORY. —III. LANGUAGE. I. GEOGRAPHY. ARROWSMITH, (J.) Map of Nubia and Abyssinia. . London. RUSSELL, (Da.) Nubia and Abyssinia: comprehending their Civil History, Antiquities, Arts, Religion, Literature, and Natural History, fcp. 8vo, 5*. (Edin. Cab. Liby.) Edinburgh, 1833 BRUCE, (JAS.) Travels in Abyssinia. 7 vols. 8vo, and 4to vol. of plates. Edin., 1804 BRUCE, (J.) Travels to Discover the Source of the Nile. 18mo, 5*. London, 1839 VALENTIA, (Lord.) Voyages and Travels to India, Ceylon, Abyssinia, &c., in 1802—6. 3 vols. 8vo, and 4to vol. of plates. . London, 1811 HALLS, (J. J.) Life and Adventures of Nat. Pearce in Abyssinia. 2 vols. sm. 8vo. ....... London, 1831 SALT, (H.) Voyage to Abyssinia. 4to. . . . London, 1814 GOBAT, (S.) Three Years’ Residence in Abyssinia. 8vo. London, 1834 ISENBERG AND KRAPF. Journals of the Rev. Messrs. Isenberg and Krapf, Missionaries of the Church Missionary Society, detailing their Pro- ceedings in the Kingdom of Shoa, and Journeys in other Parts of Abyssinia, in the years 1839, 40, 41, and 42. To which is prefixed, a Geographical Memoir of Abyssinia and South-Eastern Africa. By Janies M’Queen, Esq.; grounded on the Missionaries’ Journals, and the Expedition of the Pacha of Egypt up the Nile. 8vo, 2 maps, 12s. . . London, 1843 BURCKHARDT, (J. L.) Travels in Nubia, etc. 4to. . London, 1822 HARRIS, (W. C.) The Highlands of Ethiopia: being the account of Eighteen Months Residence of a British Embassy at the Court of Shoa. 3 vols. 8vo. ........ London, 1844 ABYSSINIA.] 2 [ABYSSINIA. I. GEOGRAPHY.—(Continued.) JOHNSTON, (C.) Travels in Southern Abyssinia, etc. 2 vols. 8vo, £1 8s. ........ London, 1844 COMBES ET TAMISIER. Voyage en Abyssinie, &c., 1835-37. 4 tom., 8vo. ....... Paris, 1839 RUPPEL, (E.) Reisen in Abyssinien. 2 vols. 8vo. Franckf., 1838—40 KATTE, (A. V.) Reise in Abyssinien in Jahr, 1836. 8vo, 6s. Stutt., 1838 ROCHET DE HLRICOURT, (M.) Voyage dans le Royaume de Shoa, etc., roy. 8vo, 16/. ....... Paris, 1841 LOBO, (Father.) Voyage to Abyssinia, with continuation by Le Grand. Transl. by Dr. Sami. Johnson. 8vo. . . . London, 1735 VOYAGE en Abyssinie pendant les Annees, 1839, 40, 41,42, 43,par Le- febvre, A. Petit, Quartin—Dillon et Vignaud—Relation historique, par Lefebvre. 8vo. Ce voyage est divisd en 4 parties : 1. Relation Historique, Documents sur le Com- merce et Question Colonial par Lefebvre, 2 vols. 8vo. 2. Calculs et Relevements, Observations de Physique et de Meteorologie, Statistique, Dictionnaire Geogra- phique, Ethnologie, Areheologie, par Lefebvre, 1 vol. 8vo. Ces deux premieres parties seront accompagnees de 50 planches. 3. Histoire Naturelle Botanique, classee et redigee d’apres les Notes de Dillon et Petit, par M. Richard, 2 vols. 8vo, et atlas. 4. Histoire Naturelle, Zoologie, par M. Prdvost; Entomologie, par M. Guerin ; Geologie, par M. Rohaut, 1 vol. 8vo, et atlas. L’ouvrage paraitra en 46 livraisons, savoir, douze de texte et trente-quatre de plan- ches, chaque livraison de texte formera un demi-volume, 7s Chaque livraison de planches, 12s. HOSKINS, (G. A.) Travels in Ethiopia. 4to, £3 13s. 6d. London, 183,5 RUPPEL, (E.) Reisen in Nubien, Kordofan, u. s. w. 8vo. Frankf. 1829 WADDINGTON, (GEO.) and Hanbury, (B.) Journal of a Visit to some parts of Ethiopia. 4to, £2 . . . . . . London, 1822 See Dr. Beke’s communication in Journ. of the Roy. Geographical Society of London, vol. XIV., also vols. XII. and XIII.—Ritter’s Africa.—Rifaud’s Voyage en Egypte.—Prem. Voy. a la recherche des sources du Bahr el Abiad, ou Nil Blanc. 8vo. Paris, 1842. McCulloch’s Geogr. Diet. GAU, (F. C.) Antiquites de la Nubie, ou monuments inedits des bords du Nil, situes autre la lre et la 2e cataracte. Folio, 63 planches. £6. Paris, 1821-27 CAILLIAUD, (F.) Voyage a Meroe, au fleuve Blanc, etc., 1819-22. 4 vols. 8vo., et 2 vols. folio, 150 planches et cartes, 300/. . Paris, 1826 II. HISTORY. LUDOLFUS, (.1.) History of Ethiopia. Folio. . London, 1682 See Prichard’s Phys. Hist. Mankind, Vol. 2. m. LANGUAGE. LUDOLFUS, (J.) Grammatica AUthiopica. 2nd ed. . Franc., 1702 Lexicon ASthiopico Latinum. ..... “ 1699 Grammatica Linguae Amharicae. .... “ 1698 Lexicon Amharico-Latinum, cum Indice Lat. . “ 1698 ISENBERG’S Amharic Grammar and Dictionary. EVANGELIA SANCTA in ling, amharicum vertit Abu-Rumi Habeesinus. ed. T. P. Platt. 4to. London, 1824 QUATUOE EVANGELIA JETHIOPICE. 4to. . “ 1826 MURRAY, (E.) Enoch Restitutus. 8vo. ... “ 1836 ABYSSINIA.] 3 [^ESTHETICS. III. LANGUAGE.—(Continued.) LAWRENCE, (R.) Libri Enoch prophetae versio Ethiop. 8vo. Oxon., 1838 HOFFMANN, (A. G.) Das Buch Henoch iibers. u. erkl. 2 vols , 8vo, 14s. Jena, 1833-38 THE ETHIOPIC DIDASCALIA; or the Ethiopic version of the Apos- tolical Constitutions of the Abyssinian Church: with an English Transla- tion by the Rev. Thos. Pell Platt. 4to, 12s. . . London, 1834 ACOUSTICS. CHLADINI, (E. F. F.) Traite d’ Acoustique. 8vo, plates. Paris, 1809 HIGGINS, (W. M.) The Philosophy of Sound. 12mo. London, 1838 IIERSCHELL, (J. F. W.) Treatise on Sound, (in Encyclo. Metropo.) See also, Reid on Ventilation, Robinson’s Mechanical Philosophy, Biot’s Traitfi de Physique, Pouillet, Elements de Physique, &.C., Young’s Lectures on Natural Philosophy, Leslie’s Natural and Chemical Philosophy, Peschkl's Elem. Physics. SCHILLER, (F.) Philosophical and .Esthetic Letters and Essays. Trans- lated by J. Weiss. 8vo. ...... Boston, 1845 DE QUINCY, (M.) An Essay on Imitation in the Fine Arts. Translated by J. C. Kent. 8vo. ...... Lond., 1837 LESSING, (G. E.) Laocoon; or the Limits of Poetry and Painting. Translated by Ross. 8vo. ..... Ltfhd., 1838 AST, (G. A. F.) System der Kunstlehre oder Esthetik. 8vo. Leipzig, 1805 HEBENSTREIT, (W.) EncyclopSdie der Esthetik. Imp. 8vo. Wien, 1843 HEGEL, (G. F. W.) Vorlesungen uber der Esthetik. 3 vols. 8vo, jEI 16s. Berl., 1843 RICHTER, (J. P.) Vorschule der Esthetik. 3 vols. 12mo. Stutt., 1826 RITTER, (C.) Ueber die Principien der Esthetik. 8vo, 7s. Kiel, 1840 SOLGER, (K. F. W.) Vorles. Uber Esthetik. 8vo. . Leipzig, 1829 WEBER, (W. E.) Die Esthetik aus dem Geschichtspunkte gebildeter Freunde des Schonen. Part I. 8vo. . . . Darmstadt, 1834 SCHLIERMACHER. Vorlesungen Uber die Esthetik. 8vo. Berl., 1842 JEITTELES, (J.) Esthetisches Lexicon: ein alphab. Ilandbuch zur Theorie der Philosophie des Schone und der Schonen Kunst. 2 vols. 8vo. ......... Wien, 1836—7 NUSSLEIN, (F. A.) Lehrbuch der Esthetik, als Kunstwissenschaft. 2te umge. Aufl. von M. Furtmaier 8vo. . . Regcnsberg, 1837 LOMMATZCH, (Dr. B. H. C.) Die Wissenschaft des Ideals oder die Lehre von Schonen. 8vo. Berlin, 1835 BOUTERWEK, (F.) Esthetik. 3d edn. 2 vols. 8vo. . Gott., 1824 DURSCH, (D. G. M.) Esthetik oder die Wissenschaft des Schonen aus dem Christlichen Standpunkte. 8vo. . . . Tubingen, 1839 ENGEL, (J. J.) Reden Esthetische Versuche. (Schriften, Vol. IV.) FRIES, (J. F.) Handbuch der Praktischen Philosophie. Vol. 2. Re- ligionsphilosophie und philosoph. Esthetik. 8vo. . Jena, 1832 4 [affghanistan. AESTHETICS.—{Continued.) MUNDT, (G.) vEsthetik. Die Idee der Schonheit und des Kunstwerks im Liehte unserer Zeit. 8vo. ..... Berlin, 1845 RUGE, (A.) Die Platonische iEsthetik. 8vo. . . Halle, 1832 KRUG, (W. T.) System der theoret. Philosophic. (Vol. III.) Konigs., 1831 JOUFFROY, (T.) Cours d’Esthetique. Pr6c6d£ d’une preface, par P. Damiron. 8vo. Paris, 1843 TALIA. Principi di Estetica. 2 vols. 8vo. . . Venezia, 1827 See Burke on the Sublime and Beautiful, Walker’s Analysis of Beauty in Wo- man, British and Foreign Review, No. XXV., Works of W. von Humboldt, &c. Schilling’s Aesthetic der Tonkunst, &c. AFFGHANISTAN.—Cabul. I. GEOGRAPHY, VOYAGES AND TRAVELS IN.—II. HIS- TORY.—III. NATURAL HISTORY. I. TRAVELS &c. CONOLLY, (A.) Journey to the North of India. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1838 ELPHINSTONE, (M.) An Account of the Kingdom of Cabui and its de- pendencies, &c. 2 vols. 8vo. ..... London, 1839 VIGNE, (G. F.) Personal Narrative of a Visit to Ghuzne, Cabui, and • Afghanistan. 8vo London, 1840 WOOD, (J.) Personal Narrative of a Journey to the Source of the River Oxus. 8vo. ........ Jjmdon, 1841 ATKINSON, (S.) The Recent Operations of the British Forces in Aff- ghanistan ; consisting of Views of the most beautiful Scenery through which the Army passed. Drawn on stone by Louis Haghe. 26 Plates, royal folio, £4. 4s. half-bound; coloured and mounted as the original drawings, £10. 10s. ....... London, 1842 MASSON, (C.) Narrative of Various Journeys in Balochistan, Afghanis- tan, and the Panjab; including a Residence in those Countries from 1826 to 1838. 3 vols. 8vo, £2 2s. .... London, 1842 ALLEN, (J. N.) Diary of a March through Sinde and Afghanistan,with the Troops under the Command of General Sir W. Nott, and Sermons delivered on several occasions during the Campaign of 1842. Post 8vo, 12s. ......... London, 1843 NASH, (C.) History of the War in Afghanistan, from its commencement to its close; including a general Sketch of the Policy, and the various cir- cumstances which induced the British Government to interfere in the Affairs of Afghanistan. Post 8vo, 12s. . . . London, 1843 GREENWOOD, (Lt.) Narrative of the late Victorious Campaign in Afghanistan, under General Pollock ; with Recollections of Seven Years’ Service in India. Post 8vo, 12s. .... London, 1844 EYRE, (V.) The Military Operations at Cabui:—with a Journal of an Imprisonment in Afghanistan, sm. 8vo, 12s. . . London, 1843 BURNES, (Sir A.) Cabool in 1836-37, and ’38. 8vo, plates, 18s. London, 1842 HAVELOCK, (H.) A Narrative of the War in Afghanistan in 1838-39. 2 vols. 8vo London, 1840 AFFGHANISTAN.] 5 [AFRICA. I. TRAVELS &c.—(Continued.) MOHAN LAL. Travels in the Panjab, Affghanistan, etc. 8vo, 16s. London, 1846 PRINSEP, (H. T.) Note on the Historical Results deducible from recent Discoveries in Affghanistan. 8vo, 15s. . . . London, 1844 WYLD, (JAS.) Map of Affghanistan, Cabul and the Panjab. London, 1842 See Journ. Geogr. Soc. of London, Calcutta Asiatic Journal, McCulloch’s Geog. Diet. n. HISTORY. NEAMET-ULLAH. The History of the Affghans. Translated from the Persian by Bemhard Dorn. 4to. . . . Loud., 1829 (Publications of the Oriental Translation Fund.) WILSON, (H. H.) Ariana-antiqua: a descriptive account of the An- tiquities and Coins of Affghanistan. 4to. . . . Land., 1841 CLODIUS, (J. C.) Chronicles of a Traveller; History of the Affghan Wars with Persia in the beginning of the last century. Translated by Mitford. 8vo Land., 1840 III. NATURAL HISTORY. See Irwin’s Memoir of the Climate, Soil, Produce, and Husbandry of Affghanis- tan, in Calcutta Asiatic Journal, Nos. 93, 94. 95, 96, 97, also Papers by Hutton, Conolly, Postans, Griffith, &c., in Nos. 99, 103, 104, 105, 109, 110, 112, 118, 139, Atkinson’s Expedition, Stc. AFRICA. I. GEOGRAPHY, VOYAGES, AND TRAVELS.—II. HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES. L GEOGRAPHY, VOYAGES AND TRAVELS. NARRATIVE OF DISCOVERY AND ADVENTURE IN AFRICA, from the Earliest Ages to the Present Time ; with Illustrations of the Geology, Mineralogy, and Zoology. By Hugh Murray, Prof. Jameson, and J. Wilson. 3d ed. 1 vol. fcp. 8vo, 5s. . Edinburgh, 1840 (Edin. Cab. Liby.) McQUEEN, (J.) A Geographical Survey of Africa, its Rivers, Lakes, Mountains, Productions, States, Population, &c., with a map on an en- tirely new construction. 8vo, 18a. .... London, 1840 WALCKENAER, (C. A.) Hist. Gen. des Voyages (Afrique.) 8vo,/.52 50. Paris, 1826-31 WALCKENAER, (C. A.) Recherches geograph, sur l’interior de FAfrique septentrionale, comprenant l’histoire des voyages entrepis pour penetre dans l’int6rieur du Soudan, etc. 8vo, /.9. . . . Paris, 1821 PARK, (MUNGO). Journal of a Mission into the interior of Africa in 1805, with an Account of his Life. 4to. . . . London, 1815 (Reprinted New-York, H. Bro’s.) TUCKEY, (I. K.) Narrative of an Expedition to explore the Zaire, (or Congo,) in South Africa, in 1816. 4to. . . . London, 1818 AFRICA.] 6 [AFRICA. I. GEOGRAPHY, VOYAGES, &ic.—(Continv<>d.) BEECHEY, (F. W. &, H. W.) Proceedings of the Expedition to Explore the Northern Coasts of Africa from Tripoli eastward, in 1821 and 1822, etc. 4to. ........ London, 1828 CAILLE, (R.) Travels through Central Africa to Timbuctoo, in 1824—28. 2 vols. 8vo, £1 10». . . . . . . London, 1830 DENHAM & CLAPPERTON. Travels and Discov. in Northern and Central Africa, in 1822-24. 4 vols. 18mo. . . London, 1831 LANDER, (R. & J.) Narrative of an Expedition to Explore the Source of the Niger. 3 vols. l2mo. . . . . London, 1832 ALLEN, (Comm. Wm.) Picturesque Views on the River Niger, sketched during Lander’s last visit in 1832-3. Obi. 4to. . London, 1840 COOLEY, (W. D.) The Negro-land of the Arabs Examined and Ex- plained ; or an Inquiry into the Early History and Geography of Central Africa. 8vo, 8s. 6d. ...... London, 1841 BEECHAM, (J.) Ashantee and the Gold Coast. l2mo. “ 1841 LAIRD & OLDFIELD. Narrative of an Expedition into the Interior of Africa by the River Niger. 2 vols. 8vo. . . . London, 1839 NIGER EXPEDITION: Journals of the Rev. J. F. Schon and Mr. S. Crowther, who, with the sanction of Her Majesty’s Government, accom- panied the Expedition up the Niger, in 1841, in behalf of the Church Missionary Society. Post 8vo, 6s London, 1842 TAMS, (G.) Visit to the Portuguese Possessions in South Western Africa. Trans, from the German, with an Introduction, &c., by H. E. Lloyd. 2 vols. post 8vo, 21s. ....... London, 1845 RITTER, (C.) Die Erdkunde in Verhiiltniss zur Natur u. zur Geschichte der Menschen. Vol. I.—Africa. .... Berlin, 1847 PRITCHETT, (M.) Some Account of the African Remittent Fever which occurred on board H. M. S. Wilberforce, in the River Niger, and whilst engaged on service on the Western Coast of Africa ; comprising an In- quiry into the Causes of Disease in Tropical Climates. Post 8vo, 7s. 6d. London, 1843 HARRIS, (W. C.) The Wild Sports of Southern Africa. 3rd. edit. roy. 8vo, £2 2s. ....... London, 1841 MARTIN, (R. M.) History, &c. of Southern and Western Africa. 12mo. (In Brit. Colonial Library.) London, 1844 STEEDMAN, (A.) Wanderings and Adventures in the Interior of South- ern Africa. 2 vols. 8vo, £1 4s. .... London, 1836 PRINGLE, (T.) Narrative of a Residence in South Africa. 8vo, 10s. 6d. L,ondon, 1835 ISAAC, (N.) Travels and Adventures in Eastern Africa, descriptive of the Zoolus. 2 vols. 8vo, £1 Is. .... London, 1836 KAY, (S.) Travels and Researches in Caffraria. 8vo,6s. . London, 1833 ARBOUSSET, (M. T.) et DAUMAS (F.) Relation d’un Voyage d’ex- ploration au Nord-est du Cap de Bon-Esperance, entrepis en 1836. 8vo. Paris, 1842 VOYAGE dans l’Afrique occidental, comprenant l’exploration du Senegal, depuls Saint-Louis jusqu’a la Falerme, au dela du Bakel, etc. ; execute en 1843 et 1844, par une commission composee de MM. Huard-Bessini&rea, Jamin, Raffenel, Peyre-Ferry et Pottin Patterson. Redigd et mis en ordre par Anne Raffenel. 8°, avec un atlas,/.20 . . . Paris, 1846 EL TOUNSY, (M.) Voyage au Darfour. trad, de l’Arabe par D. Perron. 8vo, 10s. Paris, 1841 [AFRICA. [agriculture. I. GEOGRAPHY. VOYAGES, Sic.—(Continued.) See also the travels of Campbell (J.), Latrobe (C. J.), Thompson (G.), Philip (J.), Moodie (J. VV. D.), Alexander (J. E.), Bowditch, etc., McCulloch’s Geograph. Diety., Journ. Geog. Society, Vol. XII. II. HISTORY AND ANTIQUITIES. HEEREN, (A. H. L.) Reflections on the Politics, Intercourse, and Trade of the Ancient Nations of Africa. 2 vols. 8vo. . London, 1838 H1STOIRE de l’Afrique, de Mohammed-Ben-Asi-El-Raini-El-K’airouani, traduite de l’Arabe, par Pellisir et Remusat. 4to, /.12 . Paris, 1845 EBN KHALDOUN. Hist, de l’Afrique sous la dynastie des Aghlabites, et de la Sicile sous la domination musulmane ;—texte Arabe, accompagnd d’une traduction franq. par Desvergers. 8vo. . . Paris, 1841 PAPENCORDT, (F.) Geschichte der Vandalischen Herrschaft in Africa. 8vo. ......... Berlin, 1837 LEO AFRICANUS, Geographical Historic of Africa, translated from the Arabic by J. Pory. Folio, map, 15s. . . . Londini, 1600 See also Abu-i-fed* Africa—La Croix, Relat. Univers. de l’Afrique—Cardonne, Hist, de l’Afrique, et de l’Espagne, sous la domination des Arabes. AFRICA. See also Abyssinia, Azores, Barbary States, Canary Islands, Madagas- car, Madeira, Mauritius. AGRICULTURE. I. BIBLIOGRAPHY.—II. HISTORY.—III. PRACTICAL. IV. THEORETICAL.—V. IMPLEMENTS. I. BIBLIOGRAPHY. See Loudon’s Encyclo. of Agriculture, Johnson’s Farmer’s Almanac for 1816. U. HISTORY OF MARIVAULT, (M. De). Precis de l’histoire gendrale de l'agriculture. 8vo, and 12mo. ....... Paris, 1837 III. PRACTICAL. BRITISH HUSBANDRY: exhibiting the Farming Practice in various parts of the United Kingdom 3 vols 8vo, £ 1 10s. 6d. . London, 1834 LOW, (D.) Elements of Practical Agriculture. 8vo, 2ls. .London, 1842 STEPHENS, (H.) The Book of the Farm. 3 vols. 8vo, plates, £4 10s. (Reprinted N. Y. 1846.) London, 1842-44 LOUDON, (J. C.) Encyclopaedia of Agriculture. 8vo, £2 10s. London, 1839 SPROULE, (J.) A Treatise on Agriculture. 8vo, 15s. . London, 1840 CLEGHORN, (J.) A System of Agriculture. 4to, plates. . Edin. JACKSON, (J.) A Treatise on Agriculture and Dairy Husbandry. 8vo. Edin. RHAM, (W. L ) Dictionary of the Farm. 8vo, 9s. 6d. . London, 1844 AGRICULTURE.] 8 [agriculture. III. PRACTICAL—( Continued.) BOUSSINGAULT, (J. B.) Rural Economy. 8vo, 18s. . London, 1845 (Reprinted New-York, 1845, D. A. & Co. $1 50.) JOHNSON, (C. W.) The Farmer’s Cyclopaedia and Dictionary of Rural Affairs. 8vo, £2 10s. ...... London, 1842 MAI SON R USTIQ UE au 19« siecle, encyclopddie de l’agriculture pratique, etc., par MM. Bailly et Malpeyre aind. 4 vols. 8vo. . Paris, 1839 STEPHENS, (H.) A Manual of Practical Draining. By Henry Stephens, 2d ed. 8vo, 3s. Gd. ...... London, 1847 THAER, (A. D.) The Principles of Agriculture. Translated by VV. Shaw and C. W. Johnson. 2 vols. 8vo, 25s. . London, 1844 (Reprinted N. Y.) PETZHOLDT, (A.) Lectures to Farmers on Agricultural Chemistry. Post 8vo, -Is. 6d. ....... London, 1844 (Reprinted N. Y.) Journal of the Royal Agricultural Society of Great Britain, Quarterly Journal of Agriculture. IV. THEORETICAL AGRICULTURE. DONALDSON, (J.) A Treatise on Manures: their Nature, Preparation, and Application. 8vo, 12s. . London, 1842 FALKNER, (F.) The Muck Manual. 12mo, 5s. . London, 1843 JOHNSON, (C. W.) On Increasing the Depth of Soils. 8vo. . London. The Agricultural Fertilizer: being a Complete History of all the various kinds of Manure, with a description of the Land to which each is appli- cable. 8vo, 16s. ........ London. JOHNSTON, (J. F. W.) Lectures on Agricultural Chemistry and Geology. 8vo, 24s. .... . London, 1844—2d ed. 1847 (Reprinted N. Y. 1844.) MORTON. The Nature and Property of Soils ; their Connexion with the Geological Formation on which they rest; the best means of permanently Increasing their Productiveness ; and on the Rents and Profits of Agricul- ture. 4th ed., 8vo, 10s. ...... London, 1843 VAREMBEY. Lettres sur l’euphorimetrie, ou l’Art de mesurer la fertility de la terre, indiquant le choix des meilleurs assolements, en faisant con- naitre d’avance leurs produits et leur action sur le sol. 8vo. /.4. Paris, 1844 See Davy’s Agricul. Chemistry. Hannah on Waste Manures. Liebig's Agri- cultural Chemistry. V. AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. ANNUAL REGISTER of Agricultural Implements. By C. W. Johnson, and J. Hare. 12mo, cuts, Is. .... London, 1845 RANSOME, (J. A.) The Implements of Agriculture. 8vo, 9s. London, 1843 BOITARD, (M.) Collection complete de tous les instruments d’agriculture et de jardinage, anciens et modemes. 8vo, 106 planches,/. 12. Paris, 1844 VALCOUR, (P. L. De). Memoires sur l’agriculture et les instruments ara- toires et d’economie rurale. 8vo, avec atlas,/. 12. . . Paris, 1841 ALBIGENSES.] 9 [alchemy. ALBANIA—(Travels in.) HOBHOUSE, (Sir J. C.) Journey through Albania, &c., 1809-1810, 2 vols. 4to. ........ London, 1813 HOLLAND, (Dr. Hy.) Travels in the Ionian Islands, Albania, &c. 4to. London, 1815 HUGHES, (T. S.) Travels in Sicily, Greece, and Albania. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1820 See Jour, of Geogr. Soc. vol. XII. Art. by Coant Karaczay. ALBIGENSES—(Waldenses, Yaudois.) ARNAUD, (H.) Glorious Recovery by the Yaudois of their Valleys. Translated by Acland: with a Compendious History of the People. 8vo, plates. ......... London, 1827 ALLIX, (J. P.) 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A Series of Modern Maps, constructed upon a system of Scale and Proportion, from the most recent authorities, engraved on Steel by J. W. Lowry. Consisting of 54 Maps, size 18| inches by 14ij inches. Plain, 20s.; coloured, 30s. London, 1847-8 BUTLER. Atlas of Ancient Geography. 8vo, 12s. . London. D’ANVILLE’S Atlas of Ancient Geography, folio, .£4 4s. . “ WYLD’S Ancient Atlas. 4to, 12s “ HUGHES, (W.) Atlas of Scripture Geography. 4to, 10s. 6rols. 4to. ..... Madrid, 1829-30 ZAMALOCA, (J. A. de.) Historia de las naciones bascas. 3 vols. 8vo. Audi., 1818 STEPHENS, (C. B.) Political State of the Basque Provinces. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1837 WILKINSON, (H.) Sketches of Scenery in the Basque Provinces of Spain, with Selections of National Music, roy. 4to, col. plates, £2 2s. London, 1838 See Pbiohard’s Physical History of Mankind, Vol. III. n. LANGUAGE. YRIZAR Y MOYA. De l’Eusquere et de sea erderes, ou de la Langue Basque et de ses derives. Vols. I.—III., 8vo. . . 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A Dictionary of the Bengalee Language. 3 vols. 4to, .£5 5 s. Serampore, 1825 The same, abridged. 2 vols. 8vo, £1 5s. . . “ 1827 CAREY, (W.) A Grammar of the Bengali Language. 8vo. “ 1805 RAMKISSEN SAN. Vocabulary, English, Latin, and Bengalese, for the use of Students, sm. folio. ..... Calcutta, 1821 A VOCABULARY, Bengalee and English, by Mohunpersand Takoor. 8vo . . . Calcutta, 1815 BIBLIOGRAPHY. I. INTRODUCTIONS—II. GENERAL TREATISES.—III. SPECIAL. THE LONDON CATJ1 /.OOUE of Books published in Great Britain, with their sizes, prices, and publishers* names, from 1814 to 1840. 8vo, 21s. . lAnulon, 1846 THE PUBLISHER'S CIRCULAR, and General Record of British and Foreign Litera- ture ; containing a complete Alphabetical List of all new works published in Great Britain, and every work of interest published abroad, with their sizes, prices, &c. Vols. I.-X. 8vo. , London, 1837-47 • Published on the 1st and 15th of each month. 8s. per annum. BIBLIOGRAPHIE DE LA FRANCE, ou Journal general de 1’Imprimerie et de la Librairie, et des cartes geographinues, gravures, lithographies et oeuvres de musiciue. Vols. I.-XXXVII. 8vo Paris, 181(M7 Published weekly, at 29 francs per annum. I. INTRODUCTIONS. HORNE, (T. H ) Introduct. to the Study of Bibliography. 2 vols. 8vo. London, 1814 LUBBOCK, (J. W.) Remarks on the Classification of the Different Branches of Human Knowledge. 2nd ed. 8vo, 3s. . London, 1839 DIBDIN, (Rev. T. F.) The Library Companion. 8vo. “ 1824 The Bibliographical Decameron. 3 vols. 8vo. . . “ 1817 TAYLOR, (Isaac.) History of the transmission of Books to Modern Times. 8vo London, 1827 LABORDE, (Le Comte de.) De l’organisation des bibliotheques dans Paris. Huitidme lettre. Etudes sur la construction des Bibliotheques. 8vo. /.3. ......... Paris, 1845 CONSTANTIN, (L. A.) Manuel de Bibliothticonomie, instruction sur l’arrangement, la conservation et Tadministration des bibliotheques. 18mo. / 3. . . . . . . . . . . Paris, 1841 PEIGNOT, (G.) Manuel de bibliophile, ou traitd du choix des livres. 2 vols. 8vo. Dijon, 1823 NAMUR, (M. P.) Manuel des Bibliothecaires. 8vo. . Bruxelles, 1834 MARX, (R.) Handbuch fur Leihbiblioteken, oder Anleitung zur Bearbeit. e. Katalogs sowohl nach d. Verfass. als nach d. Titeln. 8vo. Karls., 1833 PETIT-RADEL, (L. C. F.) Recherches sur les Bibliotheques Anciennes et Modernes. 8vo. ....... Paris, 1819 MORTILLARO, (V.) Studio bibliografico. 2d edit. 8vo. Palermo, 1832 RITSCHL, (Dr. F.) Die Alexandrinischen Bibliotheken unter den ersten Ptolem&em. 8vo Breslay., 1838 GLRAUD, ( ) Essai sur les livres dans Pantiquite, particularlierement chez les Romains. 8vo. ...... Paris, 1840 BIBLIOGRAPHY.] 71 [bibliography. D. GENERAL TREATISES. CLARK, (Rev. Dr. A.) Bibliographical Dictionary and Miscellany. 8 vols. 12mo. London, 1802-6 WATTS, (Dr. R.) Bibliotheca Britannica, or General Index to British and Foreign Literature. 4 vols. 4to. . . . . Edin, 1824 LOWNDES, (W. T.) Bibliographical Manual of English Literature. 4 vols. 8vo. . London, 1834 The British Librarian, or Book Collector's Guide, &c. Class 1. Reli- gion. Parts I. to XI. London, 1839-42 BRUNET, (J. C.) Manuel du Libraire et de 1’Amateur de Livres, conte- nant. 1. Un Nouveau Dictionnaire Bibliographique. 2. Un Table en forme de Catalogue Raisonne. 5 vols. 8vo, /.96. . Paris, 1842-44 PEIGNOT, (G.) Dietionnaire-raisonne de Bibliologie. 3 vols. 8vo. Paris, 1802-4 EBERT, (Dr. F. A.) Allgemein. Bibliographisches Lexicon. 2 vols. 4to. Leipzig, 1821-30 The same, translated. 4 vols. 8vo. . . . Oxford, 1838 KAYSER, (C. G.) Vollstandiges Bucher Lexicon d. v. 1750 bis 1840 gedruckten Bucher. 7 vols. and Index, sm. folio, £8 8s. Leipzig, 1833-42 III. SPECIAL. BIBLIOTHEK der Schonwissenschaftlichen Literatur 1750 bis jetz. 2 vols. 8vo, 15s. 6, 10s. 6d. Edinburgh. SPIERS, (A.) Manual of Commercial Terms in English and French; or. Collection in English and French of the Terms and Forms of Commerce in General, of Banking, Book- keeping, Stock Exchange Business, Political Economy, the Customs, Exchange, Finan- ces, Insurance, Commercial Law, Commercial Navigation, &c. ; with the Names of Mer- chandise, &c., Models of Checks, Invoices, Bills of Exchange, Promissory Notes, Receipts, Indorsements, &c., followed by a Series of Commercial Letters. 12mo, 4s. Qd. London, 1846 (Reprinted, New-York, 1847.) ANNUAIRE GENERAL DU COMMERCE, de l'Industrie, de la Ma- gistrature et de 1’Administration, Almanach des 500,000 Adresses et Almanach des Adresses de Paris, 1. par rues et par numeros de maisons; 2. par ordre alphabdtique ; 3. par profession. Ces deux Almanaehs rdunis en un seul par MM. Firmin Didot ne forment plus qu’une publication. Annee 1847. Neuvieme annee de sa publication. 4to, de 1800 pages, avec tableaux, etc., contenant la matRre de 30 volumes in 8vo, 21,9. Paris, 1847 Contenant: 1. la liste gene rale des addresses de Paris ; 2. la designation, pour Paris et les principales villes du monde, des Negotiants, Fabricants, inventeurs, etc., avec le detail du commerce de chacun d’eux ; 3. la liste des Magistrats, Administrateurs, etc. etc.; 4. la liste des Academies, Socihtes savantes, Chambres, Bourses, Cercles, Bib- liotheques et Musees, Journaux, Theatres, Bureaux de poste, Messageries, etc. etc. ; Tableaux complets des poids et mesures anciens et moderns ; 5. le Tarif des douanes complet; 6. l’Etat general des relais de poste ; 7. les principales foires du royaume ; 8. le Commerce et l’industrie de tous les pays etrangers, etc. etc. ; suivi d’une table geographique de plus de 20,000 localites ; de tous les Bureax de poste de France, etc. COMMERCE.] 108 [conchology. HISTORY OF, DICTIONARIES, Sic.—(Continued.) COSTELLO, (Miss.) Jaques Cour, the French Argonaut and his Times. 8vo, cuts, 14s. . . . . . , . London, 1847 DICTIOJVJW2IRE DU COMMERCE et, des Marchandises ; par MM, Blanque, Cheva- lier, Dubunfant, Francaur, Legentil, Say, etc. 2 vols. 4to, avec atlas,/.40. Paris, 1842 DICTIOJVN./iIRE UNIVERSELLE du Commerce, de la Banque et des Manufactures, par une societd, sous la direction de M. Monbrion. 2 vols. 4to. . Paris, 1837—10 HAUTERIVE et CASSY. Recueil des traites de Commerce et de Navigation de la France avec les puissances etrangeres, depuis la paix de Westphalie, suive du recueil des principaux traites de la meme nature conclus par les puissances etrangeres entre elles, de- puis la meme epoque (jusqu’a present) et termini: par laTheorie des traites de commerce entre les nations, par Bouchard: revu et consid. augm. par M. de Hoffmans et M. le Comte d'Hauterive. 10 vols. 8vo Paris, 1833-36 MAUROY. Du Commerce des Peuples de 1’Afrique septentrionale dans l’antiquite, le moyen age et les temps modernes, compare au Commerce des Arabes de nos jours. 8vo. /.4 Paris, 1845 See Boeckh’s Public Economy of Athens. Anderson’s Origin of Commerce. Macpherson’s Annals of Commerce. COMMERCIAL LAW. SMITH, (J. W.) A Compendium of Mercantile Law. 8vo, 25s. (Reprinted, New-York, 1847, D. A. & Co.) London, 1843 MASSE. Le Droit Commerciel. 8vo, Tome 1 to 5, each 7s. 6d. . . Paris, 1846 REI1DIE, (J.) Historical View of the Law of Maritime Commerce. 8vo, 14s. London, 1841 CI1ITT Y, (J.) A Treatise on the Law of Commerce and Manufactures, and the Contracts relating thereto. 4 vols. roy. 8vo, £6. 6s London. PARDESSUS, (M.J Cours de droit Commercial. 4th edn. 5 vols, 8vo. . Paris, 1831 Us et Coutumes de la mer, ou Collection des usages maritimes des peuples de l’antiquite et du moyen age. 2 vols. 4to. Paris, 1846 CONCHOLOGY. SWAINSON, (W.) A Treatise on Malacology: or the Natural Classifi- cation of Shells and Shell-fish. fcp. 8vo. . . . London, 1840 CATLOW, (Agnes.) Popular Conchology ; or, the Shell Cabinet ar- ranged : being an Introduction to the Modem System of Conchology; with a Sketch of the Natural History of the Animals, an account of the Formation of the Shells, and a complete Descriptive List of the Families and Genera. Fcp. 8vo, with 312 woodcuts, 10s. 6d. . London, 1842 MACGILLIVRAY, (W.) Conchologist’s Text-Book ; embracing the Ar- rangements of Lamarck and Linnaeus, with a Glossary of Technical Terms : to which is added, a brief Account of the Mollusca. Sixth ed., fcp., engrav., 5s. . . . . .. . Glasgow, 1845 SOWERBY, (G. B.) A Conchological Manual. Illust. by 650 figures. 2d ed., 8vo. . . . . . . . . London, 1842 The Conchological Illustrations, or Coloured Figures of all the hitherto unfigured recent Shells. 8vo. .... London, 1832—40 WOOD, (W.) Index Testaceologicus ; or, a Catalogue of Shells, British and Foreign, arranged according to the Linnean System ; with the Latin and English Names, References to Authors, and Places where found. Illus- trated with 2300 coloured figures. 2d ed., 8vo, ,£6. 17s. 6d. Lond., 1828 REEVE, (L.) Conchologia Systematica ; or, complete System of Con- chology : in which the Lepades and Conchiferous Mollusca are described and classified according to their Natural Organization and Habits. 2 vols. 4to, 300 plates, £7. 14s., with the plates coloured, £13. 2s. Lond., 1843 BROWN, (T.) Illustrations of the recent Conchology of Great Britain and Ireland, with the Description and Localities of all the Species, Marine, Land, and Fresh Water, Drawn and Coloured from Nature. 2d edition, greatly enlarged, royal 4to, 59 plates, coloured, £3. 3s. . London, 1844 CONCORDANCE, BIBLICAL.] 109 [CONSTITUTION, ENGLISH. CONCHO LOGY.—{Continued.) BROWN, (T.) The Elements ofFossil Conchology, according to the arrange- ment of Lamarck; with the newly-established Genera of other Authors. 12mo, 12 plates, 5s. . . . . . . . London, 1843 KIENER, (L. C.) Species general et iconographie des coquilles vivantes. 4to. ......... Paris, 1836-184- POTIEZ ET MICHAUD. Galerie des Mollusques, ou Catalogue methodique, descriptif et raisonne des mollusques et coquilles du Museum de Douai. 2 vols. 8vo, avec un Atlas de 74 planches, /.30. Paris, 1838-45 CHENU, (M.) Illustrations conehyliologiques ou description et figures de toutes les coquil- les connues, vivantes et t’ossiles, classees suivant le systeme de Lamarck, etc., folio, col. plates. Paris. DUCLOS, (P. L.) Histoire naturelle generale et particuliere de tous les genres de coquilles univalves marines it l’etat vivante et fossile, publ. par monographies. 1. genre olive, 33 planches,/.I 20. AGASSIZ, (L.) Etudes critiques sur les mollusques. 4to. . JVeuchdtel, 1840-42 FflRUSSAC, ( .) Hist. nat. generale et particuliere, des mollusques terrestres et pluvia- tiles, tant des especes que l’on tiouve aujourd’hui que des depouilles fossiles de celles qui n’existent plus, continue par G. P. Deshayes. 4to. Prix de chaque livraison/,15. Le meme ouvrage, folio, figures coloriees, /.30. Paris. SOWERBY, (T.) Conchyliologie mineralogique de la Grande Bretagne, ou Figures colori- ees et Description des debris de test aces ou de coquilles qui se sont conservees a diverses epoques et a (li fie rentes profondeurs; traduction revue et augmentee par L. Agassiz. 8vo, 600 planches coloriees. 8vo, /.200. . JVeuchdtel, 1838- BLAINVILLE, (D. de.) Manuel de Malachology et de Conchyliologie. 2 vols. 8vo. (Avec Atlas de 109 planches, noires,/.40 ; color. /.100.) Strasbourg, 1825 DESHAYES, (G. P.), Traite Elementaire de conchyliologie avec l’application de cette science a la geognosie. 2 vols. 8vo. Avec Atlas de 100 planches, noires, /.60; color. /.150 . Paris, 1839-45 Histoire naturelle des mollusques. 4to, avec un Atlas de 117 planches. 4to Paris, 1847 MOQ.U IN-TAN DON. Hist, naturelle des mollusques terrestres et fluviatiles de la France. 8vo, et Atlas de 14 planches, color. /.25. ....... Paris, 1847 MORELET, (A.) Descript, des mollusques terrestres et fluviatiles du Portugal. 8vo, avec 14 pi. color. 8vo, /.15 Paris, 1845 ORB1GNY, (A. d’.) Mollusques vivants et fossiles, ou Description des tontes les especes de Coquilles et de mollusques, classees suivant leur distribution classique et geographique. 10 vols. 8vo, avec un Atlas de 300 planches. Paris, 1847- Cet ouvrage sera publib en 60 livraisons de 5 planches avec texte. Prix de chaque livraison,/.3 50. CONCORDANCE, BIBLICAL.—(See Theology.) CONCORDANCE.—(Shakspere.) CLARKE, (Mrs. C. C.) The complete Concordance to Shakspere ; being a Verbal Index to all the Passages in the Dramatic Works of the Poet. Imp. 8vo, 46s. ....... London, 1846 CONIC SECTIONS.—(See Mathematics.) CONSTITUTION.—(English.) DE LOLME, (J. L.) The Constitution of England; with a Historical and Legal Introduction and Notes, by A. J. Stephens. 2 vols. 8vo, 30s. London, 1838 BOWYER, (G.) Commentaries on the Constitutional Law of England. 2d ed. royal 8vo,22s. ...... London, 1846 BROUGHAM, (Lord.) British Constitution. 8vo,3s. 6d. London, 1844 STEPHENS, (T.) The Book of the Constitution of Great Britain, etc. 8vo Glasgow, 1835 RUSSELL, (Lord John.) An Essay on the English Government and Con- stitution, from the Reign of Henry VII. to the present time. 2d ed. London, 1823 COOKERY.] 110 [COSTUME. CONSTITUTION, English.—{Continued.) ALLEN, (J.) Enquiry into the Rise and Growth of the Royal Prerogative in England. 8vo. ....... London, 1830 PALGRAVE, (Sir F.) Rise and Progress of the English Commonwealth during the Anglo Saxon Period. 2 vols. 4to. . . London, 1832 ANSTEY, (T. C.) Guide to the History of the Law and Constitution of England ; con- sisting of Six Lectures delivered at the Colleges of St. Peter and Paul, Prior Park, Bath, in the presence of the Bishop and his Clergy. 8vo, 12s. . . . London, 1845 AIKEN, (P. F.) A Comparative View of the Constitutions of Great Britain and the Unit- ed States of America ; in Six Lectures. 12mo, 3s London, 1843 COOKERY.—(See Domestic Economy.) KITCHENER, (Dr.) The Cook’s Oracle and Housekeeper’s Manual. 12mo. ......... London, 1833 (Reprinted, New-York, H. Bros.) FRENCH DOMESTIC COOKER Y, combining Elegance with Economy ; describing new Culinary Implements and Processes ; the Management of the Table; Instructions for Carving; French, German, Polish, Spanish, and Italian Cookery, in Twelve Hundred Receipts. 12mo, 6s. (Reprinted, New-York, H. Bros.) London, 1846 SOYER, (A.) The Gastronomic Regenerator; a simplified and entirely new System of Cookery, with nearly Two Thousand Practical Receipts suited to the Income of all Classes; illustrated with numerous Engravings, and correct and minute Plans how Kitch- ens of every size are to be Constructed and Furnished. 4th ed. 8vo. 21s. London, 1847 FRANCATELLI, (C. E.) The Modern Cook: a Practical Guide to the Culinary Art, in all its Branches, adapted as well for the largest Establishments as for the nse of Private Families. 8vo, 15s London, 1846 (RUMOHR, F.) Konig’s Geist der Kochkunst. 12mo Stutt,, 1832 MANUAL OF HOMlF.OPATHIC COOKERY, designed chiefly for the use of such persons as are under Homceopathic Treatment. Fcp. 8vo, 3s. 6d. . London, 1846 ROBINSON, (J.) The Whole Art of Curing, Pickling, and Smoking Meat and Fish, both in the British and Foreign Modes; with many useful Miscellaneous Receipts, with full Directions for the Construction of an economical Drying Chimney and Apparatus, on an entirely original plan. 12mo, 4s. 6d. . London, 1846 See Webster and Parkes’ Encyclo. of Domestic Economy. Knight’s Guides to Service. Donovan’s Domestic Economy, &c. COPTIC LANGUAGE, &e.—(See Egypt.) COSTUME. HOPE, (T.) The Costume of the Ancients, illustrated in 321 plates represent- ing Egyptian Greek, and Roman Habits and Dresses. 2 vols. roy. 8vo. 45s. London, 1841 FAIRHOLT, (F. W.) Costume in England : a History of Dress, from the Earliest Period to the close of the Eighteenth Century ; to which is ap- pended an illustrated Glossary of Terms for all Articles of Use or Orna- ment worn about the Person. 8vo., 600 engravings on wood, 31s. 6d. London, 1846 WILTON, (Countess.) Book of Costume ; or, Annals of Fashion, from the Earliest Period to the Present Time. By a Lady of Rank. 8vo, nu- merous engravings on wood, 21s London, 1846 PLANCHE, (J. R.) History of British Costume. New edit., 2 vols. 12mo. 3s. . London, 1847 SHAW, (H.) Dresses and Decorations of the Middle Ages, from the 7th to the 17th Century. 2 vols. imp. 8vo, £7. 7s. . . London, 1843 MARTIN, (C.) Civil Costume of England from the Conquest to the Pre- sent Period, from Tapestry, MSS., &c. 61 coloured plates, roy. 4to, 52s. 6d. . London, 1842 MEYRICK, (S. R.) and C. H. SMITH. The Costume of the Original Inhabitants of the British Islands, from the Earliest Periods to the Sixth Century, etc. folio. London, 1815 COTTAGE ARCHITECTURE.] Ill [COTTON MANUFACTURE. COSTUME.—(Continued.) HERBE, ( .) Costumes fran<;ais, civils, militaires et religieux, avec le meubles, les armures, l’architecture domestique, les ordres de chevalrie, les etendards, les sceaux, les sceptres, les couronnes et les blasons le plus his- toriques, depuis les Gaulois jusqu’en 1834 ; 3’apres les historiens et les monuments. Ouvrage compost de 21 notices historiques et de 106 planches coloriees representant 2,800 costumes, meubles, etc. folio,/. 126. Paris, 1840 F ERRARIO, (G.) II costume antico e moderno, o storia del governo, della milizia, della religione, delle arti, seienze ed uganze di tutti i popoli antichi e moderni, provata coi mon- umenti dell’antichith, e rappresentata cogli analoghi disegni dal dotto G. F. 2a edit. — vols. 4to. y . Firenze, 1823-31 TIRON, (l’abbe.) Histoire et costumes des ordres religieux, civils et militaires. 2eedit., 2 vols. 8vo, 114 planches coloriees, /.40. Paris. COSTUMES Militaires francais, depuis l’organisation des premieres troupes regulieres en 1439 jusqu’en 1789. 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A short history of the secret motives which induced the deceased Alemdar, Mustafa Pasha, and the leaders of the Imperial Camp, to march from the city of Adrianople to Constantinople, with the stratagems they employed in order to depose Snlian Mustafa and restore to the throne Sultan Selim, the Martyr; in the year of the Hijra 15222. Transl. by Col. T. Gordon. 4. The Ritual of the Buddhist Priesthood. Translated from the original Pali work entitled “ Karmawakya,” by the Rev. Benjamin Clough, Wesleyan Missionary, Ceylon. 5. The Translation of an extract from a Horticultural work in Persian, by Baboo Rad- hakant Deb, of Calcutta. 6. An Account of the grand Festival held by the Amir Timur on the plains of K&neh Gul, or Mine of Roses, after his return from Asia Minor, and the defeat of Ilderum Bayazed or Bajazet, A. II. 803. Translated from the “ Mulfuzat Timuri,” or Life Timur written by himself, by Colonel Francklin. 38. IIARIVANSA, ou Histoire de la Famille de Hari; ouvrage formant un appendice du Ma- habharata; et traduite sur l’original Sanscrit, par M. A. Langlois. 4to. Two vols. in three Livraisons, 56s. Paris, 1834-35 39. THE ETHIOPIC DIDASCALIA ; or the Ethiopic version of the Apostolical Constitutions of the Abyssinian Church ; with an English translation. Edited and translated by Thos. Pell Platt, M. A. 4to, 10s. . London, 1834 40. LES AVENTURES de KAMRUP, par Tahcin-uddin : Traduites de 1’IIindoustani parM. Garcin De Tassy. 8vo Paris, 1834 41. THE CHRONICLES of Rabbi Joseph Ben Joshua Ben Meir, the Sphardi. Translated from the Hebrew by C. H. F. Bialloblotzky. 2 vols. 8vo, 24s. . . London, 1835 42. THE POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL HISTORY OF GUJERAT. Translated from the Persian by James Bird. 8vo. 43. LA LIVRE des Recompenses etdes Peines ; Traduite du Chinois par Stanislas Julien. 8vo, 12s Paris. 44. HAJI KHALFJE LEXICON Encyclopatdicum et Bibliographicum. Lexicon Bibliographi- cumet Encyclopa>dicum it Mustafa Ben Abdallah, Katil Jelebi dicto, et nomine Haji Khalfa celebrato, compositum : ad codicum Vindobonensium, Parisiensium, et Berolinensis, fidem primum edidit, Latine vertit, et commentario indicibusque instruxit, Gustavus Fluegel. vols. 1 and 2, 70s. Leipzig and London, 1835-37 Tomus Primus. Priefationem et Literam Elif complectens. Tomus Secundus. Literas Ba ad Jim complectens. 45. CHRONIQ.UE d’Abou-Djfar Mohammed Tabari fils de Djarir, fils d’Yezid : Traduite sur la version Persane, d’Abou-Ali Mohammed llelami fils de Mohammed, fils d’Abd-allah, d’apres les manuscrits de la Bibliotheque du Roi, par Louis Dubeux. 4to. Premiere Liv- raison. 16s. ............ Paris, 1836 46. LAILI AND MAJNUN. A Poem : from the original Persian of Nazami, by James At- kinson. 8vo, 5s. Gd London, 1836 47. THE HISTORY OF THE TEMPLE OF JERUSALEM. Translated from the Arabic of the Imam Jalal-Addin A1 Siiiti, with notes and dissertations, by the Rev. 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Were- York, 1847 SHAKS-PEIRE'S LIBRARY; a Collection of the Romances, Novels, Poems, and Histories, used by Shakspeare as the foundation of his Dramas, Now first collected, and accurately reprinted from the original editions, with Introductory Notices, by J. P. Collier. 2 vols. 8vo, 21s London, 1843 See Hazlitt’s Essays. Lamb’s Works. Schlegkl’s Lectures on Dramatic Art, &c. SHAKSPEARE SOCIETY, (Publications of.) 8vo. London, 1841-46 MEMOIRS of Edward Alleyn, Founder of Dulwich College, including new particulars of Shakspeare, Ben Jonson, Massinger, Marston, &c., by J. P. Collier. Is. 6d. THE School of Abuse, containing a Pleasant Invective against Poets, Pipers, Players, &c., by Stephen Gosson, 1579—Heywood’s (Thomas) Apology for Actors, 1612, reprinted in one vol. 5s. LUDUS COVENTRIZE. A Collection of Mysteries formerly represented at Coventry, on the Feast of Corpus Christi, edited, with Notes and Glossary, by J. O. Halliwell. 12s. 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The work consists of reprints of standard English Music, and of some of the finest com- positions of foreign authors, carefully adapted to English words by Messrs. Ingram, Moxley, Gauntlett, Cooper, Spencer, and other professional musicians. Instrumental Accompaniments are added to all the Pieces, and are recommended as Or- gan Voluntaries. The object of the present publication is to supply a desideratum created by the taste for Choral Music now so generally revived. It is intended to consist chiefly of reprints of standard English Anthems, and of adaptations of foreign Music ; with a few speci- mens by living Composers. The compositions will vary as to structure, length, num- ber of vocal parts. &c., in order that Church Choirs of different degrees of proficiency may find their wants provided for; but the general character of the whole will be uniform, and will present that combination of solidity and beauty which marks the style of our greatest composers, and which, by general consent, has been denominated “the Church style.” The work is closely but clearly printed, in 4to, from a new type ; the Music is in full score ; and the price of the numbers varies from sixpence upwards. It is published at a very cheap rate, in order that Choirs may be enabled to procure a supply of suitable Music in score, thus avoiding the trouble and inconvenience of MS. voice parts. The words will, in all cases, be taken from Holy Scripture or the Book of Common Prayer. PAGE, (J.) Ilarmonia Sacra : a Collection of Anthems in Score, from the most Eminent Composers of the With XVlIth, and XVIIIth Centuries. 3 vols. fol., £4. 4s. London. THE PEOPLE’S MUSIC BOOK: edited by Ja’s Turle and Edw’d Taylor. Part 2d. Comprising Anthems by the most Eminent English Composers, from the Period of the Re- formation to the Present Time ; Hymns, Anthems, Motetts, and Sacred Songs, selected from the Works of celebrated Italian and German Composers, and adapted to English Words, with Organ Accompaniment. 8vo. I.ondon, 1844 See Publications of the Motett Society. Boyce’s Cathedral Music. Purcell’s Cathedral Music, etc. ANTICHRIST. TODD, (J. H.) Six Discourses on the Prophecies relating to Antichrist in the Apocalypse of St. John, preached before the University of Dublin, at the Donnellan Lecture. 8vo, 10s. 6d Dublin, 1846 See DodswoRTh’s Advent Lectures, 1837. ANTIQUITIES. Bibliography WINER. Handb. der Theologischen Literatnr. 2 vols. 8vo. . . Leipzig, 1838 1. Christian. RIDDLE, (J. E.) A Manual of Christian Antiquities: an Account of the Constitution, Ministers, Worship, Discipline. and Customs of the Early Church ; with a complete Anal- ysis of the Works of the Antenieene Fathers, new ed. 8vo, 18s. . . . I.ondon. BATES, (W.) College Lectures on Christian Antiquities, and the Ritual of the English Church ; with selections from the Ancient Canons, and the Cambridge, Dublin, and Dur- ham University Examination Papers. 8vo, 9s I.ondon, 1845 BINGHAM, (J.) Origines Ecclesiastica-: the Antiquities of the Christian Church ; with two Sermons and two Letters on the Nature and Necessity of Absolution. Reprinted from the original edition, 1708-1722, with an enlarged Analytical Index. 2 vols. imp. 8vo, 31s. Ixmdon, 1845 See Augusti, Handb. d. Christl. Arehiiologie. 3 vols. 8v . London, 1843 CROLY, (Geo.) Apocalyse of St. John, or Prophecy of the Rise, Progress, and Fall of the Church of Rome, the Inquisition, &c. 3d edn. 8vo, 8s. . . London, 1827 BURGH, (W.) An Exposition of the Book of Revelation. 4th edition, revised and en- larged, with an Appendix of Notes. I2mo, 7s London, 1845 SWEDENBORG, (E.) The Apocalypse Explained. 2 vols. roy. 8vo, and Index. 12s. . London. Apocalypse Revealed. 2 vols. 8vo, and Index. 21s. . . . “ CLISSOLD, (Auq.) A Review of the Principles of Apocalyptical Interpretation. Vols. 1-2—. ............ London, 1845 LUCRE, (G. C. F’.) Commentar iiber die Schriften des Evangelisten Johannis. 4 vols. 8vo, £2. 2s Bonn, 1832-1840 See BrsH on the Millenium. 12mo, JV*. Y.,1832. Stuart on the Apocalypse. 2 vols. 8vo, 1845. Ewald’s Commentar. in Apocalvpsin Johannis. Mede’s Clavis Apocalyptica, transl. 12mo, London, 1831. R. Bransby Cooper’s translation. 8vo, London, 1833. Todd’s Lectures on Antichrist. Cyclo. of Bible Literature. APOCRYPHA. CODEX APOCRVPHUS N. T. e Libris editis et MSS. collectus, Notisque et Prolegom. illustr. Opera. J. C. Thilo. Vol. 1-, 8vo • Lipsito, 1832 GORHAM, (G. C.) 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The Thirty-nine Articles of the Church of England, explained, proved, and compared with her other authorized Formularies, the Homilies and Liturgy, in a plain and popular manner. 2 vols. 8vo, 7s. 6d. . • , ■ ■ • ■ London, 1845 BEVERIDGE, (W.) The Doctrine of the Church of England Consonant to Scripture, Reason, and Fathers. 2d edn. 8s. Oxford, 1846 CARDWELL, (E.) Synodalia : A Collection of Articles of Religion, &c. 2 vols. 8vo, 20s. Oxon. FORMULARIES of Faith put forth by Authority during the Reign of Henry VIII. 8vo, 7s. Oxon. ATHANASIAN CREED. RADCLIFF, (J.) The Confession of onr Christian Faith, commonly called the Creed of St. Athanasius, illustrated from the Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments, by Paral- lel Passages from the Greek and Latin Writers of the first Five Centuries, and the Apos- tles’ and Nicene Creeds. 8vo, 14s. London, 1844 See Waterland’s (Dr.) Works. Critical History of the Athanasian Creed. THEOLOGY.] 318 [THEOLOGY. ATONEMENT. MAGEE, (Abp.) 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The Holy Bible, arranged in Historical and Chronological order, in such manner that the Books, Chapters, &c. &c. may be read as one connected History, in the very Words of the Authorized Translation : with copious Notes, Indexes, and Margi- nal References. New edition, 4 vols. 8vo, 66s London, 1836 The Old and New Testaments are sold separately ; and the Bible, without the Annota- tions, may be had, in a single volume. 24s. ..... London, 1834 Scriptural Communion with God, or the Holy Bible arranged in Historical and Chrono- logical Order, in the Words of the Authorized Translation, etc. Vol. 1-, 8vo, 20s. London, 1845 THE PICTORI.fiI, BIBLE; being the Old and New Testaments, according to the authorized Version, illustrated with many hundred woodcuts: with Original Notes, chiefly explanatory of the engravings, and of such Passages connected with the History, Geogra- phy, Natural History, and Antiquities of the Sacred Scriptures as require observation. 3 vols. imp. 8vo, 60s London, 1836-38 THE ILLUSTRATED Commentary on the Bible. Chiefly explanatory of the Manners and Customs mentioned in the Old and New Testaments ; and also of the History. Geo- graphy, Natural History, and Antiquities; being a republication of the Notes of the “ Pictorial Bible,” of a size which will range with the authorized editions of the Sacred Text. 5 vols. 8vo, 37s. 6d London, 1840 GIRDLESTONE, (C.) The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments: with a Commentary, arranged in Lectures, for the Use of Familes. 6 vols. 8vo, j£5. 8s. London, 1842 THEOLOGY.] 319 [theology BIBLES, with Commentaries.—(Continued.) CLARKE, (A.) The Holy Bible, containing the Old and New Testaments; the Text carefully printed from the most correct copies of the present authorized Translation, in- cluding the Marginal Readings anu Parallel Texts : with a Commentary and Critical Notes, designed as a help to a better understanding of the Sacred Writings. New edition, with the Author’s final corrections. 6 vols. imp. 8vo, j£6. 9s. 6d. ; 4to, £9. 15s. bds. London, 1841 New Testament, separate, 2 vols. imp. 8vo, 48s. ; 4to, 75s. See also Patrick, Lowth &. Whitby’s Commentary, and Commentaries of Luther, Calvin, Beza, Hammond, Grotius, Poole, Le Clerc, Calmet, Rosenmueller, Olshausen, Tiioluck, L. de Dieu, Maurer, Bede’s Works. Bp. Hall’s Contemplations. Gill’s Exposition. Holden’ Christian Exposi- tor, &c. BIBLE.—(History of the Translations of.) ANDERSON, (C.) Annals of the English Bible, from 1524 to 1844. 2 vols. 8vo, with Portrait of Tyndale, and fac-similes of the early New Testaments. 28a. . London, 1845 “This is the most copious Historical Work on the successive translations of the Eng- lish Bible ever printed. The List of Bibles and New Testaments is very complete.”— Home. MARSH, (Bp.) A History of the Translations which have been made of the Scriptures, from the earliest to the present age, throughout Europe, Asia, Africa, and America. 8vo. London, 1812 TODD, (H. J.) An Authentic Account of our Authorized Translation of the Bible. 8vo. London, 1835 LEWIS, (J.) A History of the Principal Translations of the Bible. 8vo. “ 1818 COTTON, (H.) A List of Editions of the Bible, and Parts thereof in English, from the Years MDV. to MDCCCXX. with an Appendix, etc. 8vo. . . . Oxon, 1821 BIBLICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY. HORNE, (T. H.) Manual of Biblical Bibliography. 2d edn, 8vo. . London, 1846 (Appendix to the “ Introduction to the Critical Study and Knowledge of the Holy Scriptures.) ORME, (W.) Bibliotheca Biblica: a select List of Books on Sacred Literature, with Notices. 8vo. Edinb., 1824 CLARKE, (A. & J. B. B.) A Concise View of the Succession of Sacred Literature in a Chronological Arrangement of Authors and their Works, from the Invention of the Alphabetical Characters to A. D. 1445. 2 vols. 8vo, 14s. . . London, 1831-32 PETTIGREW, (T. J.) Bibliotheca Sussexiaua. 2 vols. imp. 8vo. “ 1827-40 TOWNLEY, (J.) Illustrations of Biblical Literature, exhibiting the History and Fate of the Sacred Writings from the Earliest Period to the Present Century. 3 vols. 8vo, 42a. London, 1821 DOWLING, (J. G.) Introduction to the Critical Study of Ecclesiastical History. 8vo, 12a. London, 1838 FL'HRMANN, (W. D.) Handbuch der theologischen Literatur, oder Anleitung zur theo- log. 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London, 1845-6 THEOLOGY.] 321 [THEOLOGY CHANTS.—(Choral Service.) CATHEDRAL CHANTS of the Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Centuries. Selected from the Books of the various Cathedrals and Collegiate Establishments, and arranged with a separate Accompaniment for the Organ. Edited by Edw’d F. Rimbault, LL. B. 4to, 15s. London, 1844 ACLAND, (T. G.) Chanting Simplified, in an arrangement of the Canticles, &c., of the Church : for those who are unskilled in Music. 12mo. . . . London, 1843 GREGORIAN and other Ecclesiastical Chants, adapted to the Psalter and Canticles, as pointed to be sung in Churches, to which are added the Versicles and Responses from Tallis’ Cathedral Service. 8vo, 3s . London, 1843 LOW, (E.) The Order of Chanting and Cathedral Service, with Notation of the Preces, Responses, Versicles, &c. Reprinted from the second edition, published at Oxford, in 1664. Edited by E. F. Rimbault. small 4to, 5s London, 1843 LAUDES DIURN/E. 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An Ecclesiastical History of Ireland, from the first introduction of Christianity among the Irish, to the beginning of the Xlllth century. 4 vols. 8vo. Dublin, 1829 THEOLOGY.] 335 [THEOLOGY. HISTORY, Ecclesiastical.—( Continued.) 5. Connections. SIIUCKFORD, (S.) Connection of Sacred and Profane History. 2 vols. 8vo, 30s. London, 1819 PRIDEAUX, (H.) Connection of the History of the Old and New Testaments. 2 vols. 8vo, 20s. ...... London, 1838 RUSSELL, (M.) Connection of Sacred and Profane History. 3 vols. 8vo, 42s. London, 1827 HOSEA. HORSLEY, (S.) Ilosea; transl. from the Hebrew, with Notes, Explanatory and Critical. 2d edn. 4to. London, 1804 STUCK, (J. C.) Hoseas Propheta. 8vo Lips ice, 1828 HUGUENOTS. BROWNING, (W. S.) History of the Huguenots, from 1598 to 1838. 8vo, 6s. London, 1842 THE PROTESTANT REFORMATION in France ; or. the History of the Huguenots. 2 vols. 8vo, with Portraits from Original Paintings, &c., 30s. . . London, 1847 HYMNS. CHANDLER, (J.) Hymns of the Primitive Church, now first collected, arranged and translated. 12mo, 5s London. HYMNS translated from the Parisian Breviary. 18mo, 5s. 6d. . . . “ HYMNS OF THE CHURCH, pointed as they are to be Chanted, set to Music by Thos. Tallis. 12mo, 2s. London, 1846 DANIEL, (H. A.) Thesaurus Hymnologicus, sive hymnorum canticorum seqnentiarum circa annum M.D. usitatarum collectio amplissima. Vols. 1-2-, 18s. . Lips., 1838-44 INQUISITION. LLORENTE, (J. A.) History of the Inquisition of Spain. 8vo, 15s. . London. See Limborch, Historia Inquisitionis. Gonsai.vii, Inquisitionis Hispanic® Artes, etc. INTERPRETATION. CONYBEARE, (J. J.) Sermons at Bampton Lecture, 1824, being an attempt to trace the History and to ascertain the Limits of the Secondary and Spiritual Interpretation of Scrip- ture. 8vo. Oxon,, 1824 DAVIDSON, (S.) Sacred Hermeneutics Developed and Applied: including a History of Biblical Interpretation from the Earliest of the Fathers to the Reformation. 8vo, 21s. Edinb., 1843 See Klacsen, Hermeneutik des Neuen Test. 1841. Wilke, Die Hermeneutik des Neuen Testamen. Svstemat. dargestellt 1843. Schleiermacher Hermeneutik und Kritik mit besonder Bezeihung auf das Neuen Test, heraus. von Liicke, 1838. INTRODUCTIONS. I. General. HORNE, (T. H.) An Introduction to the Critical Study and Knowledge of the Holy Scriptures, by T. H. Horne. 9th edition, corrected and enlarged. 5 vols. 8vo, mips and fac-similes. 63s. ........... London, 1846 A Compendious Introduction to the Study of the Bible. 6th edn. 12mo, 9s. London, 1839 BICKERSTETH, (E.) A Scripture Help, designed to assist in reading the Bible Profitably. 8vo, and 12mo. London, CARPENTER, (W.) Biblical Companion, or Introduction to the Reading and Study of the Holy Scriptures, imp. 8vo, 18s. London, 1836 COliLYER. (D.) Sacred Interpreter: or a Practical Introduction towards a beneficial reading and thorough understanding of the Holy Bible. 12th edn. 8vo, maps, 10s. 6d. Oxford, 1831 See Janssen’s Hermeneut. Sacr. Stow’s Introduct. II. Old Test. DeWETTE, (W. M. L.) A Critical and Historical Introduction to the Canonical Scrip- tures of the Old Testament. Transl. from the German, and enlarged by Theo. Parker. 2 vols. 8 vo. Boston, 1843 THEOLOGY.] 336 [theology. INTRODUCTIONS.—( Continued.) JAHN, (J.) Intro, to the O. T. Translated from the Latin and German Works of Jann, by Satnl. Turner, D.D., and the Rev. W. R. Whittingham. 8vo. . New-York, 1827 EICHORN, (J. G.) Einleitung ins Alte Testament. 4 vols. 8vo. . Leipzig, 1823-24 HAVERNICK, (II. A. C.) Ilandb. der Histor. Krit. Einleitung in das Alte Testament. Vol. 1, 8vo. Erlangen, 1837 III. New Test. HUG, (J. L.) An Introduction to the Writings of the New Testament. Transl. by D. Fosdick, Jr., with Notes by Prof. Stuart, fcvo Andover, 1837 MICHAELIS, (J. D.) An Introduction to the New Testament. Translated by H. Marsh. 4 vols. 8vo Comb., 1818 See Gray & Percy’s Key. Steiger’s Intro. 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L.) des Propheten Jesaja Weissagungen iibersetz. u. erkliirt. 2 vols. 8vo, 20s Konigs., 1838-44 HITZIG, (F.) der Prophet Jesaja iibersetz. u. ausgelegt. 8vo. 15s. . Heidelb., 1833 See Umbrkit’s Commentar. Alexander’s Isaiah. 2 vols. JAMES. MANTON, (T.) Commentary, with Notes, on the Epistle of James. 8vo, 5s. London. SUMNER, (Bp.) Exposition of St. James, Peter, &c. 8vo, 9s. . London, 1840 JEREMIAH. BLAYNEY, (B.) Jeremiah and Lamentations : a New Translation, with Notes, Critical, Philological, and Explanatory. 8vo London, 1836 See Umbrkit’s Commentar, Vol. 2. JERUSALEM, (See Palestine.) WILLIAMS, (G.) The Holy City; or, Historical and Topographical Notices of Jerusa- lem : with some Account of its Antiquities and its present Condition. With numerous Illustrations, from Sketches by the Rev. W. F. Witts. 8vo, 18s. . London, 1845 BARTLETT. Walks about the City and Environs of Jerusalem. 8vo, plates and wood- cuts, 10s. 6d. London, 1844 THE HISTORY of the Temple of Jerusalem. Translated from the Arabic of the Iman Jalal Addin A1 Sxuti, with Notes and Dissertations by the Rev. J. Reynolds. 8vo, 15s. (Oriental Translation Fund.) London, 1836 ARUNDALE, (F.) Illustrations of Jerusalem and Mount Sinai; includingthe most inter- esting sites between Grand Cairo and Beirout: with a descriptive account of his Tour and Residence in those remarkable Countries. 22 plates. 4to, 24s. . . . London. KIEPERT, (H.) Map of Jerusalem, beautifully printed in colours. With Text (in Ger- man) by E. G. Schultz. Imperial folio, 9s. Gd. Berlin. See Dr. Robinson’s Researches. Dr. Wilson’s Lands of the Bible. Helon’s Pilgrimage to Jerusalem. Catherwood’s Map of Jerusalem, etc. JESUITS. DULLER, (E.) Jesuits as they were and as they are. Transl. from the German. 12mo, 3s. 6d London, 1845 CRETINEAU-JOLY. Histoire religieuse, politique et littiraire de la Compagnie de Jesus, composd sur les documents inedits et authentiques. 2e edn. 6 vols. 12mo, portraits, /.21. Paris, 1846 THEOLOGY.] 337 [theology JESUITS.—(Continued.') COLLOMBET. Histoire critique et generate de la Suppression des Jesuites au dix-huitieme siecle. 2 vols. 8vo, 12s. Lyons, 1845 INSTITUTUM SOCIETATIS JESU, ex Decreto Congregationis Generalis XIV. in ordi- nem digestum, auctum, ac denub recusum. 2 vols. fol. . . . Prague, 1805 See Secreta Monita Societatis Jesu. 12mo, 1763. JEWS, History of. JOSEPHUS. The Works of Josephus. A new translation, by the Rev. R. Traill, D. D. With Notes, Explanatory Essays, and Pictorial Illustrations. Edited by Isaac Taylor, vol. 1, roy. 8vo, 23 plates, 21s London and New-York, 1847 The same, transl. by\V. Whiston, ed. by the Rev. H. Stebbing. imp. 8vo, illust., 25s. ljondon, 1841 do. 8vo, 12s.; and 2 vols. 8vo, illust., 14s London, JAHN, (J.) The History of the Hebrew Commonwealth from the Earliest Times to the Destruction of Jerusalem, A. D. 72. Transl. by C. E. Stowe. 8vo. Andover, 1846 MILMAN, (H. H.) The History of the Jews. 3 vols. 18mo. . . 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Allgemeine Geschichte des Israelitisehen Volkes, sowohl seines zweimalig Staatslebens, als auch der zerstreuten Gemeinden u. Sekten, bis in die neueste Zeit, in gedriinger Ueber- sicht, zundchst fUr Staatsmiinner, Rechtsgelehrte, Geistliche u. wissenschaftl. gebildete Leser, aus den Quelien bearbeit. 2 vols. 8vo Berlin, 1831 EWALD, (G. II.) Geschichte des Volkes Israel bis Christus. 3 vols. 8vo. Gutting., 1843- B ASNAGE, (J.) Histoire des Juifs depuis Jesus Christ. 15 vols. 8vo, (best edition). A la Haye, 1716 The same, translated, fol London, 1708 MICHAELIS, (J. D.) Commentaries on the Laws of Moses. Transl. by A. Smith, D.D. 4 vols. 8vo London, 1814 BAUER, (G. L.) Handbuch d. Gesch. d. hebrdischen Nation, von ihrer Entstehung bis zur Zerstorung ihres Staats. 8vo Nuremburg, 1800-4 Lehrbuch d. hebr. Alterthiimer d. A. u. N. Testaments. . . . Leipzig, 1797 CAPEFIGUE, (B.H. R.) 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H KAINH AIA0HKH. 'E/c riji IIa\aia( AiadoKr/s Kara rovs ‘KffSoprjKOVTa StcpiArivevoncvn- Novum Testamentum Graecum Editio Heilenistica. In- struxit et Edidit Edv. Gul. Grinfield, M. A. 2 vols. 8vo, pp. 1500, 42s. Pickering, London, 1844 This Edition is designed to show the close connexion of the Greek Testament with the Septnagint. It contains npwards of 30,000 doctrinal and grammatical illustra- tions, which are arranged respectively under each verse. SCRIVENER, (F. II.) A Supplement to the Authorized English Version of the New Testament; being a Critical Illustration of its more difficult Passages, from the Syriac, Latin, and earlier English Versions: with an Introduction. (To be completed in 3 vols.) 8vo, 10s. Gd. . . ... . . . London, 1845- CALVIN, (J.) In N. T. Commentarii, curavit et pra:fatus est A. Tholuck. 7 vols. 8vo. Berolini, 1833-4 HAMMOND, (H.) A Paraphrase and Annotations upon all the Books of the New Testa- ment. 4 vols. 8vo. 30s Oxon., 1845 GIRDLESTONE, (C.) Commentary on the New Testament. 2 vols. 8vo, 36s. London. WHITBY, (D.) Paraphrase and Commentary on the N. T. 2 vols. 4to. London, 1827 DODDRIDGE, (P.) The Family Expositor, or a Paraphrase and Version of the New Tes- tament, with Notes, &c. With Life by Kippis. 4 vols. 8vo, 36s. . London, 1840 OLSHAUSEN, (H.) Bibl. Commentar Uber die Schriften des Neuen Testaments. 4 vols. 8vo, 51s Konigs., 1836-40 TROLLOPE, (W.) Analecta Theologica. 2 vols. 8vo, 32s. . . . London. GROTIUS, (H.) Annotationes in N. T. 8 vols. 8vo. . . . Qroning., 1826 THEOLOGY.] 343 [THEOLOGY. NEW TESTAMENT.—(Continued.) Language of. 1. GRAMMARS. WINER, (G. B.) A Grammar of the Idioms of the Language of the N. Test. Transl. by J. H. Agnew and G. G. Ebbeke. 8vo Philad., 1840 STUART, (M.) A Grammar of the N. T. Dialect. 2d edn. 8vo. . Andover, 1841 ALT, (J. C. G.) Grammatica Lingus Graecae qua N. T. Scriptores usi sunt. 8vo. Hal is Saxonum, 1829 TITTMANN, (J. H.) Remarks on the Synonymes of the N. Test. Transl. by the Rev. E. Craig. 2 vols. sm. 8vo Edinb., 1833-34 See Middleton’s Doctrine of the Greek Article. Taylor’s What is the Power of the Greek Article, etc. Rosenmueller’s Scholia in N. T. 2. GLOSSARIES AND LEXICONS. ROBINSON, (E.) Greek and English Lexicon to the N. T. 8vo. . . Boston. BLOOMFIELD, (S. T.) A Greek and English Lexicon to the New Test., especially adapted to the use of Colleges, &c. 12mo, 10s. lid London, 1845 PARKHURST, (J.) A Greek and English Lexicon to the New Testament, etc. New edn., by J. R. Major. 8vo, 24s 1845 TAYLOR, (W. C.) A Greek-English Lexicon to the New Test. Transl. from theGreek- Latin Lexicon of Jno. Dawson, and enlarged. 8vo London, 1831 3. CONCORDANCES. ENGLISHMAN’S (The) Greek Concordance of the New Testament; being an Attempt at a Verbal Connection between the Greek and the English Texts, including a Concor- dance to the Proper Names: with Indexes, Greek-English and English-Greek. 2d edn. roy. 8vo, 42s. 1844 See Bruder’s Concordance. 4to. 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Waltoni in Biblia Polyglotta Prolegomena specialia, recognovit Dathianisqfie et Variorum Notis suas immiseuit. 2 vols. 8vo, 28s. . Camb., 1827 REINECCIO, (M. C.) Biblia Sacra Quadrllinguia V. T., etc. 3 vols. folio. Lips., 1750 LEE, (S.) Biblia Sacra Polyglotta, etc. 4to, jC5. 5s I.ondon, 1831 NOVI TESTAMENTI Biblio Triglotta. 4to, 21s “ 1828 TRIGLOTT EVANGELISTS, Interlinear, consisting of the original Greek from the Text of Griesbaeh ; the Latin taken from Montanus. Beza, and the Vulgate, and the English of the Authorized Version, accommodated to the Greek Idiom, with Grammatical and Historical Notes. 8vo, 28s., or with a Grammar Of the N. T., 31s. 6d. London, 1834 BAGSTER’S POLYGLOTT. The English Version of the Polyglott Bible, containing the Old and Now Testaments, with a copious and original selection of References to par- allel and illustrative passages, exhibited in a manner hitherto unattempted, etc. 12mo. I-on don. 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Henry Stebbing, A.M. One vol., 16mo., 800 pages, SI,50, or in 2 vols. $1,75. Forming one of the series of “ Cabinet Edition of Standard British Poets.” “ Morality never found in genius a more devoted advocate than Cowper, nor has moral wisdom, in its plain and severe precepts, been ever more successfully combined with the delicate spirit of poetry than in his works. He was endowed with all the powers which a poet could want who was to be the moralist of the world—the reprover, but not the satirist, of men—the teacher of simple truths, which were to be rendered gracious without endangering their simplicity.” DANTE.—THE VISION OF HELL, PURGATORY, AND PARADISE, of Dante Alighieri. Translated by the Rev. Henry Cary, A.M. With a Life of Dante, Chronological View of his Age, Additional Notes and Index Illustrated with Twelve Steel Engravings, from Designs by John Flaxman, R.A., and a finely engraved Portrait. One elegantly printed volume, 16mo., $1,50. “ Cary’s Translation of the Vision of Dante is among the few immortal works destined to sur- vive through all time, which are little known to our reading public. The Messrs. Appleton have therefore done good service in reproducing it here for the first time, in a style worthy of its intrinsic merit. It is an elegant copy of the latest corrected London edition, including Flaxman’s famous outline illustrations, numerous explanatory notes, a memoir of the author, with a copy of the ‘lost portrait,’ a useful chronological index, and an index of the proper names used in the text. The portrait is a study of intellectual beauty and grace, and the volume is altogether an exceedingly beautiful specimen of American typography. “ Dante was the first to sing of Heaven and Hell, not as mythological fictions, but as the ob- jects of a real faith. In his Visions of the world of spirits, everything wears the air of stern reality. Heaven and Hell were no fictions to him. As he depicts the awful horrors of the regions of wo, every stanza glow’s with the intensity of agony, and nothing imaginable can ever exceed the serene beatitude of his visions of Paradise. We rise from the perusal with the same feelings as when we shake from us the influence of some overpowering enchantment. The unearthly splen- dour of a I Tighter world lingers on our vision. But it is little less than presumption to comment upon a w _>rk which has been the text-book of Italian Literature for more than 500 years—the great mi’ or, in fact, wherein all later poets have toiletted for their appearance before tho public. “ The Visions have been translated into every language of Europe, and several times into English; but the translation before us, by Rev. H. P. Cary, as revised last year for the fourth time, is confessedly the best that has been made. That it urns originally approved by Coleridge, who has himself given us the best translation in the English tongue, would itself be sufficient testimony of its excellence. Mr. Cary has not attempted to transfer the flowing and sonorous, but difficult ‘ rima,’ but has wisely chosen to give us this highest Italian conception in the highest English form—the form of Shakspeare and Milton. “ That he has succeeded at least in giving to the world a fine and vigorous English poem, ht* *tead of an attempted imitation of incommunicable beauties, none will doubt who have the un- derstanding and cultivation necessary to the appreciation of the great poem of the Middle Ages, or an ear and imagination—we had almost said a heart—attuned to the harmonies of thut flexibla and stately metre that vrz'.'. dwarves to be called, by way of eminence ‘ English verse.’ ark Advertise^. POETRY. Appletons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. CAMPBELL.—THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS Of Thomas Campbell Illustrated with a fine Portrait and several hansome Stee- Engravings. One vol., 16mo. HOMER.—THE ILIAD AND ODYSSEY OF HOMER. Translated by Alexander Pope. Embellished with numerous Engravings from Flaxman’s Designs. One elegant printed vol , lfimo, (In press ) This will be the only American edition of this standard classic published in a handsome style. Tne typography and illustrations are of the best description. HEMANS.—THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS Of Felicia Hemans, printed from the last English edition, edited by her Sister. Illustrated with six Steel Engravings. Two beautifully-printed and portable vol- umes, lfimo , $2,50. “ Of this highly accomplished poetess it has been truly said, that of all her sex 1 few have written so much and so well.’ Although her writings possess an energy equal *o their high-toned beauty, yet are they so pure and so refined, that not a line of them could feeling spare or delicacy blot from her puges. Her imagination was rich, chaste, and glowing. Her chosen themes are the cradle, the hearth-stone, and the death-bed. In her poems of Cmur de Lion, Ferdinand of Aragon, and Bernard del Carpio, we see beneath the glowing colors with which she clothes her ideas, the feelings of a woman's heart. Her earlier poems. Records of Woman and Forest Sanc- tuary, stand unrivalled. In short, her works will ever be read by a pious and enlightened com munity.” HEMANS.—SONGS OF THE AFFECTIONS. By Felicia Hemans. One vol., 32mo., gilt, 31 cts. Forming one of the series of “ Miniature Classical Library.” LEWIS.—RECORDS OF THE HEART. By Sarah Anna Lewis. One volume, 12mo., $1,00. “ We have read some of the pieces with much pleasure. They indicate poetic genius of no ordinary kind, and are imbued with much feeling and pathos. We welcome the volume as a creditable accession to the poetic literature of the country.—Boston Traveller. LORD.—POEMS. By William W. Lord. 12mo., illuminated cover, 75 cts. Extract of a late private I.etter from Mr. Wordsworth, the venerable Poet-laureate of Eng- land. to the Rt. Rev. Bishop Doane. of Meto-Jersey :— “ I have to thank you for several specimens of the abilities of a young poet, (Mr. Lord,) which seem to me of high promise. They are full of deep emotion, and not wanting in vigorous and harmonious versification.” MOORE.—THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS Of Thomas Moore, beautifully printed in clear legible type, in exact imitation of the recent corrected London Edition- Illustrated with numerous fine Steel Engrav- ings and an elegantly-engraved Portrait of the Author. One volume, 8vo. This is the first complete American edition of this standard poet, published in a handsome and enduring form. “ Happiness of nature and felicity of genius are the pre-eminent characteristics of the bard o. Erin. Every thing lives, moves, and speaks in his poetry. His thoughts are as many and aa bright as the insects that people the sun’s beam. He exhausts by being inexhaustible.”—Hailitt “ Thomas Moore has unquestionably attained the highest reputation as a lyric poet. * * * *** * * ****** In grace, both of thought and diction, in easy fluent wit, in melody, in brilliancy of fancy, in warmth and depth of sentiment, no one is superior to Me ore; hia celebrated oriental romance “ Laila Rookh,” the four tales to which and the frame-work which unites them have been compared, in the ‘Edinburgh Review,’to four beautiful pearls joined together by a thread of silk and gold.” MOORE.—IRISH MELODIES. By Thomas Moore, with the original prefatory Letter on Music, from the 13th London edition. Minia’ure volume, price 38 cts. Forming a portion of the uniform Eeries of “ Miniature Classical Library.” MOORE.—LALLA ROOKH ; An Original Romance. By Thomas Moore. One volume, 32mo., frontispiece, cloth gilt. 38 cts. Forming a portion of the series of “ Miniature Classical Library. This exquisite Poem has long been the admiration of readers of all classes. P O E T R Y—Continued. 6 Appletons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. PO ET R Y—Continued. MILTON—THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS Of John Milton, with Explanatory Notes and a Life of the Author, by the Rev. Henry Stebbing, A M. Illustrated with six Steel Engravings. One volume, 16mo., $1,25. Forming one of the series of “ Cabinet Edition of Standard Poets.” The Latin and Italian Poems are included in this edition. Mr. Stebbing’s Notes will be found very useful in elucidating the learned allusions with which the text abounds, and they are also valuable for the correct appreciation with which the writer directs attention to the beauties of the author. MILTON.—PARADISE LOST. By John Milton. With Notes, by Rev. H. Stebbing. One volume, 18mo., cloth 38 cts., gilt leaves 50 cents. MILTON.—PARADISE REGAINED. By John Milton. With Notes, by Rev. H. Stebbing, One volume, 18mo., cloth 25 cts., gilt leaves 38 cents. POLLOK—THE COURSE OF TIME. By Robert Pollok. With a Life of the Author, and complete Analytical In- dex, prepared expressly for this edition. 32mo., frontispiece, 38 cts. Forming one of the series of “ Miniature Classical Library.” Few modern Poems exist which at once attained such acceptance and celebrity as this. POPE.—THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS Of Alexander Pope, elegantly printed. Illustrated with a fine Portrait and nu- merous Engravings. One volume, 16mo. (In press.) “ As a poet, it may be said of him, that no English writer has carried farther correctness of versification, strength and splendour of diction, and the truly poetical quality of adorning every subject that he touched.”—Edinburgh Review. POPE.—HOMER’S ILIAD AND ODYSSEY. The Iliad and Odyssey of Homer. Translated by Alexander Pope. A beauti- tifully-printed edition, illustrated with Engravings from Flaxman’s designs, 16mo (In press.) Criticism has long awarded Pope’s version of “ The Iliad and Odyssey ” to be the beet eves given of this immortal work. SCOTT.—THE POETICAL WORKS Of Sir Walter Scott, Bart. Containing Lay of the Last Minstrel, Marmion, Lady of the Lake, Don Roderick, Rokeby, Ballads, Lyrics, and Songs, with a Life of the Author. Illustrated with six Steel Engravings. One volume, 16mo., $1,25. SCOTT.—LADY OF THE LAKE: A Poem. By Snt Walter Scott. One volume, 18mo., frontispiece, cloth 38 cents, gilt edges 50 cents. SCOTT.—MARMION: A Tale of Flodden Field. By Sir Walter Scott. One volume, 18mo., frontis- piece, cloth 38 cents, gilt edges 50 cents. SCOTT—LAY OF THE LAST MINSTREL : A Poem. By Sir Walter Scott. One volume, 18mo., frontispiece, cloth 25 cts., gilt edges 38 cents. “ Walter Scott is the most popular of all the poets of the present day, and deservedly so. Ha describes that which is most easily and generally understood with more vivacity and effect than any other writer. His style is clear, flowing, and transparent; his sentiments, of which his style u an easy and natural medium, are common to him with his readers.”—Hailitt. THOMSON.—THE SEASONS: A Poem. By James Thomson. One volume, 32mo., cloth, gilt leaves, 38 cento Forming one of the series of “ Miniature Classical Library.” “ Place ‘ The Seasons’ in anv light, and the poem appears faultless.”—S C. Hall Appletons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. P O ET R Y—Continued. SOUTHEY—THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS Of Robert Southey, Esq , LL D. The ten volume London edition, in one ele« gant volume, royal 8vo. Illustrated with a Portrait and several fine Steel En- gravings. £3“ This edition, which the author has arranged and revised with the same care as if it were intended for posthumous publication, includes many pieces which either have never before been collected, or have hitherto remained unpublished. Preliminary notices are affixed to the long poems, the whole of the notes retained, and such additional ones incorporated as the author, since the first publication, has seen occasion to insert. Contents.—Joan of Arc, Juvenile and Minor Poems, Thalaba the Destroyer, Madoc, Ballads and Metrical Tales, The Curse of Kehama, Roderick the last of the Goths, The Poet’s Pilgrimage to Waterloo, Lay of the Laureate, Vision of Judgment, &c. “ At the age of sixty-three I have undertaken to collect and edit my poetical works, with the last corrections that I can expect to bestow upon them. They have obtained a reputation eoual to my wishes. * * Thus to collect and revise them is a duty which l owe to tiiat part of tne public by whom they have been auspiciously received, and to those who will take a lively con cern in my good name when 1 shall have depnrted.”—Extract from Author's Preface. “ The beauties of Mr. Southey’s poetry are such, that this edition can hardly fail to find a place in the library of every man fond of elegant literature.”—Eclectic Review. THOUGHTS IN PAST YEARS : A collection of Poetry, chiefly Devotional, by the author of “ The Cathedral. ” One volume, 16mo., elegantly printed, $1,25. TASSO—THE JERUSALEM DELIVERED, Of Torquato Tasso. Translated into English Spenserian verse, with a Life of the Author, by J. H. Wiffen. Two volumes of the last London edition, re- printed in one elegant 16mo. volume, illustrated with a finely-engraved Portrait and several beautiful Steel Engravings. “This elegant Poem abounds with all the pleasing description of tender scenes, the animated representation of battles, and the majestic flow of language, which so much captivate and over- power the reader in the pages of Homer and Virgil. “ Mr. Wiffen’s version has long since been conceded to be the best evergiven of the great Poet; he catches and portrays the spirit of the author with a feeling the most kindred and congenial.” TOKEN OF AFFECTION. One volume, 32mo., frontispiece, cloth, gilt leaves, 31 cents. TOKEN OF FRIENDSHIP. One volume, 32mo., frontispiece, cloth, gilt leaves, 31 cents. TOKEN OF LOVE. One volume, 32mo., frontispiece, cloth, gilt leaves, 31 cents. TOKEN OF REMEMBRANCE. One volume, 32mo., frontispiece, cloth, gilt leaves, 31 cents. TOKEN OF THE HEART. One volume, 32mo., frontispiece, cloth, gilt leaves, 31 cents. Forming a portion of the series of “ Miniature Classical Library.” £5” Each volume consists of nearly one hundred appropriate extracts from the best Poetical writers of England and America. YOUNG—NIGHT THOUGHTS. The Complaint, or Night Thoughts. By Edward Young, D.D. Miniature size volume, elegantly printed, 33 cents. Forming a portion of the series of “ Miniature Classic Library.” “In his ‘Night Thoughts,’ Young exhibits entire originality of style, elevation of sentiment, grandeur of diction, and beauty of imagery, accompanied with an extensive knowledge of men and things, ar.d a profo-jr-t acquaintance with the feelings of the human heart "—MontUv Magazine. 9 Appletons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. ARNOLD.—RUGBY SCHOOL SERMONS: Sermons Preached in the Chapel of Rugby School, with an Address before Con- finnation. By Thomas Arnold, D.D. One volume, 16mo., 75 cts. “ There are thirty Sermons in this neat little volume, which we cordially recommend to parentl and others for the use of the young, ns a guide and incentive to deep earnestness in matters of religious belief and conduct; as a book which will interest all by its sincerity, and especially those who have become acquainted with Dr. A. through his Life and Letters, recently published by the Appletons. The School at Rugby was the nucleus of all his opinions and sentiments, the centre where was concentrated a practical philanthropy and benevolence which shed its light over the whole kingdom. In the study of Dr. Arnold’s character, one of the most profitable in the whole range of biography, these School Sermons are not the least valuable among his writ- ings.”—Evening Post. ANTHON.—AN EASY CATECHISM FOR CHILDREN; or, The Church Catechism with Scripture Proofs. By Henry Anthon, D.D., Rector of St. Mark’s Church, New-York. Part 1, price 6i cts. “This Catechism is prepared chiefly for children who are taught orally. It may precede ‘ The Help to Catechism,’ and answer as the one next in place to little manuals like 1 Sherwood’s Easy Questions,’ which is so general a favourite with very young scholars.” ANTHON.—CATECHISMS ON THE HOMILIES OF THE CHURCH. By Henry Anthon, D.D , Rector of St. Mark’s Church, New-York. 18mo., paper cover 6i cts. Contents.—I Of the Misery of Mankind ; II. Of the Nativity of Christ; III. Of the Passion of Christ; IV. Of the Resurrection of Christ. This little volume forms No. 2, of a series of “ Tracts on Christian Doctrine and Practice,” now in course of publication under the supervision of Rev. Dr. Anthon. A KEMPIS—OF THE IMITATION OF CHRIST: Four books by Thomas a Kempis. One elegant volume, 16mo., $1,00. “The author of this invaluable work was born about the year 1380, and has always been hon- oured by the Church for his eminent sanctity. Of the many pious works composed by him, his ‘ Imitation of Christ’ (being collections of his devotional thoughts and meditations on important practical subjects, together with a separate treatise on the Holy Communion) is the most cele- brated, and has ever been admired and valued by devout Christians of every name. It has passed through numerous editions and translations, the first of which into English is said to have been made by the illustrious Lady Margaret, mother of King Henry VII. Messrs. Appletons’ very beautiful edition is a reprint from the last English, the translation of which was chiefly copied from one printed at London in 1677. It deserves to be a companion of the good Bishop Wilson’s Sacra Privata.”—Banner of the Cross. BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER—NEW STANDARD EDI- TION. The Book of Common Prayer and Administration of the Sacraments and other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church, according to the use of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America, together with the Psalter or Psalms of David. Illustrated with four beautiful Steel Engravings by Overbeck, and a finely-illuminated title page, in various elegant bindings. This new and elegunt edition of the Prayer Book is printed from the authorized copy adopted at the last General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church, the proof sheets corrected by one of the three Presbyters appointed by the House of Bishops for its revision. It is published in five varieties of size, embracing 8vo., 12mo., I6mo., 24mo., and 18mo. The type of the last two sizes is much larger than any previous edition. A Pocket Edition, in 32mo. and 48mo. size, is also published, carefully printed from the cor- rected copy. BURNET.—AN EXPOSITION OF THE XXXIX. ART1 CLES OF THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND. By Gilbert Burnet, D.D., late Bishop of Salisbury. With an Appendix, containing the Augsburg Confession, Creed of Pope Pius IV., &c. Revised and corrected, with copious Notes and Ad- ditional References, by the Rev. James R. Page, A.M. One handsome 8vo. vol ume, §2,00. “ The editor has given to our clergy and our students in theology an edition of this work, which must necessarily supersede every other, and we feel he deserves well at the hands of the Church, which he has so materially served.”—Church of England Quarterly Review. 44 No Churchman, no Theologian, can stand in need of information as to the character or value of Bishop Burnet’s Exposition, which long since took its fitting place as one of the and admired standards of the Church.” RELIGIOUS. Applctons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. R E LIG10 U S—Continued. BURNET.—THE HISTORY OF THE REFORMATION Uf the Church of England, by Gilbert Burnet, D.D., late Lord Bishop of Salisbury; with the Collection of Records and a copious Index, revised and corrected, with additional Notes and a Preface, by the Rev. E. Nares, D.D., late Professor of Modern History in the University of Oxford. Illustrated with a Frontispiece and twenty-three engraved Portraits, forming four elegant 8vo. volumes. $'8,00 A cheap edition is printed, containing the History in three volumes, without the Records, which form the fourth volume of the above. Price, in boards, $2,50. “ To the student either of civil or religious history, no epoch can be of more importance thy.r, that of the Reformation in England. The History of Bishop Burnet is one of the most ce'ebrated, and by fur the most frequently quoted of any that has been written of this grent event. Upo.i t/'l original publication of the first volume, it was received in Great Britain with the loudest and nr.ust extravagant encomiums. The author received the thanks of both Houses of Parliament, and was requested by them to continue the work. In continuing it, he had the assistance of the most learned and eminent divines of his time ; and he confesses his indebtedness for important nid to Lloyd, Tillotson, and Stillingfleet, three of the greatest of England’s Bishops. “The present edition of this great work has been edited with laborious care by Dr. Nares. who professes to have corrected important errors into which the author fell, and to have made such improvements in the order of the work as will render it far more useful to the reader or historical student. Preliminary explanations, full and sufficient to the clear understanding of the author, are given, and marginal references are made throughout the book, so as greatly to facilitate and ren- der accurate its consultation. It will of course find a place in every theologian’s library—and will by no means, we trust, be confined to that comparatively limited sphere.”—JV. Y. Tribune. BIBLE EXPOSITOR. Confirmation of the Truth of the Holy Scriptures, from the Observations of recent Travellers, illustrating the Manners, Customs, and Places referred to in the Bible. Published under the direction of the Society for the Promotion of Christian Know- ledge, London. Illustrated with 90 cuts. One volume, 12mo., 75 cents. “ The compiler of this volume trusts that it may be the means, under God’s providence, of leading unlearned readers to a more general acquaintance with Eastern customs, und assist them to a clearer perception of the propriety and beauty of the illustrations so often drawn from them in the Bible.”—Extract from Preface. BEAVEN.—A HELP TO CATECHISING. For the use of Clergymen, Schools, and Private Families. By Jamks Beaven, D.D., Professor of Theology at King’s College, Toronto. Revised and adapted to the use of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States. By Henry Anthon, D.D., Rector of St. Mark’s Church, N Y. 18mo , paper cover 6£ cts. Forming No. 1 of a series of “ Tracts on Christian Doctrine and Practice,” now in course of publication under the superintendence of Rev. Dr- Anthon. BRADLEY—FAMILY AND PARISH SERMONS: Preached at Clapham and Glasbury. By the Rev. Charles Bradley. From the seventh London edition. Two volumes in one, 8vo. $1,25. BRADLEY—PRACTICAL SERMONS For every Sunday throughout the year and principal holidays. Two volumes of English edition in one 8vo., $1,50. $2r The above two volumes may be bound together in one. Price $2,50. The Sermons of this Divine are much admired for their plain, yet chaste and elegant style; they will be found admirably adapted for family reading and preaching, where no pastor is lo- cated. Recommendations might be given, if space would admit, from several of our Bishops and Clergy ; also from ministers of various denominations. The following are a few of the English and American critical opinions of their merit.— “ Bradley’s style is sententious, pithy and colloquial. He is simple without being quaint, and he -.'most holds conversation with his hearers, without descending from the dignity of the sacred chair.’—Eclectic Review. “ We earnestly desire that every pulpit may ever be the vehicle of discourses as judicious and practical, as scriptural and devout, ns these.”—Christian Observer. “The style is so simple that the most unlearned can understand them ; the matter so instruc- tive thnt the best informed can learn something; the spirit so fervent that the most engaged Christian can be animated and wanned by their perusal.”—Christian Witness. CRUDEN. —CONCORDANCE OF THE NEW TESTA- MENT. By Alexander Cruden, M A. With a Memoir of the Author by W. V oungman Abridged from the last London edition, by William Patton. D P Portrait. One volume, 32mo., sheep, 50 cents. 93T Contains all the words to be found m the large work, rotating to trie New Testament 10 Appletons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. R E LI G I O U S—Continued. COTTER.—THE MASS AND RUBRICS Df the Roman Catholic Church, translated into English, with Notes and Remarks By the Rev. John R Cotter, A.M. 18mo , 50 cents. “ Nothing is more common thuu to hear persons of all orders say that they cannot comprehend the Roman Mass when they see it celebrated. The reason is this: the vocal part is entirely in Latin and inaudible. Hence a translation of it in English was very needful, and, as Mr. Cotter observes in his Preface, it is astonishing that it never before was done. In the volume under notice, the whole series, from the beginning to the end, is given in Latin text, with a very exact version in our own language; thus presenting to us an originnl work of the highest value and authenticity to all Protestants who are anxious to comprehend the entire ritual of the Mass, both in its doctrino and ceremonies.”—Journal of Commerce. CHURTON.—THE EARLY ENGLISH CHURCH; Or, Christian History of England in early British, Saxon, and Norman Times. By the Rev Edward Churton, M.A. With a Preface by the Right Rev. Bishop Ives. One volume, 16mo., $1,00. “The following delightful pages place before us some of the choicest examples—both clerical and lay—of the true Christian spirit in the EARLY ENGLISH CHURCH. In truth, those pages are crowded with weighty lessons. * * * Extract from Editor's Preface. CLARKE.—SCRIPTURE PROMISES, Under their proper heads, representing the Blessings Promised, and the Duties to which Promises are made. By Samuel Clarke, D.D. Miniature size, 37s cts. “In this edition, every passage of Scripture has been compared and verified. The volume is like an arranged museum of gems, and precious stones, and pearls of inestimable value. The divine promises comprehend a rich and endless variety.”—Dr. Wardlaw. EVANS.—THE RECTORY OF VALEHEAD; Or, The Records of a Holy Home. By the Rev. R. W. Evans. From the twelfth English edition. One volume, 16mo., 75 cents. “ Universally and cordially do we recommend this delightful volume. We believe no person could read this work, and not be the better for its pious and touching lessons.”—Literary Gaz. FABER.—THE PRIMITIVE DOCTRINE OF ELECTION; Or, an Historical Inquiry into the Ideality and Causation of Scriptural Election, as received and maintained in the primitive Church of Christ By George Stanley Faber, B.D , author of “ Difficulties of Romanism,” “ Difficulties of Infidelity,” &c Complete in one volume, 8vo , $1,75. “ Mr. Faber verifies his opinion by demonstration. We cannot pay a higher respect to his work than by recommending it to all ”—Church of England Quarterly Review. FOSTER—ESSAYS ON CHRISTIAN MORALS, Experimental and Practical. Originally delivered as Lectures at Broadmead Chapel, Bristol By John Foster, author of “ Essays on Decision of Character,” etc. One volume, 18mo , 50 cents. This volume contains twenty-six Essays, some of which are of the highest order of sublimity and excellence. GRESLEY.—PORTRAIT OF A CHURCHMAN. By the Rev. W. Gresley, A.M. From the seventh English Edition. One ele- gant volume, 16mo , 75 cents. “The main part of this admirable volume is occupied upon the illustration of the practical working of Church principles when sincerely received, setting forth their value in the commerce of daily life, and how surely they conduct those who embrace them in the safe and quiet path of holy life.” GRESLEY.—A TREATISE ON PREACHING, In a Series of Letters by the Rev W. Gresley, M-A. Revised, with Supple- mentary Notes, by the Rev. Benjamin I. Haight, M-A., Rector of All Saint*’ Church, N. Y. One volume, 12mo., $1,25. HOOK.—THE CROSS OF CHRIST; Or, Meditations on the Death and Passion of our Blessed Lord and Saviour. Edited by W. F. Hook, D.D , Vicar of Leeds. 16mo., 63 cents. This admirable little volume will be found useful as a Manual for the sick room, and eon* panion for the holy season of Lent. 11 Appletons’ Catalogue erf Valuable Publications, R E LI G I O U S—Continued. HOOKER.—THE COMPLETE WORKS Of that learned and judicious divine, Mr. Richard Hooker, with an account of his Life and Death. By Isaac Walton. Arranged by the Rev. John Keble, M A. First American from the last Oxiord edition. With a complete general Index, and Index of the texts of Scripture, prepared expressly for this edition. Two eleeant volumes, 8vo., $4,00. Contents.—The Editor’s Preface comprises a genera] survey of the former edition of Hooker’s Works, with Historical Illustrations of the period. After which follows the Life of Hooker by Isaac Walton. His chief work succeeds, on the “ Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity ” ’ 1 It commences with a lengthened Preface, designed as an address “to them who seek tne re- formation of the Law's and Orders Ecclesiastical of the Church of England ” The discussion is divided into eight books, which include an investigation of the topics. After those eight jooki of the “ Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity,” follow two Sermons, “ The Certainty and Perpetuity of Faith in the Elect; especially of the Prophet Habakkuk’s Faithand “ Justification, Works, and how the foundation of faith is overthrown-” Next are introduced “ A supplication made to the Council by Master Walter Travers,” and “ Mr Hooker’s answer to the supplication that Mr. Travers made to the Council” Then follow two Sermons—“ On the Nature of Pride,” and a ‘‘Remedy against Sorrow and Fear ” Two Sermons on part of the epistle of the Apostle Jude are next inserted, with a prefatory dedication by Henry Jackson. The last article in the works of Mr. Hooker is a Sermon on Prayer. The English edition, in three volumes, sells at §10,00. The American is an exact reprint, at less than half the price. r ’ VES.—THE APOSTLES’ DOCTRINE AND FELLOW- SHIP : Five Sermons, preached in the principal Churches of his Diocese, during ms Spring Visitation, 1844. By the Right Rev. L. S. Ives, D.D., L.L.D. 16mo., 63 cents. “ They have been productive of great good, and are now published in accordance with the unanimous request of the Convention of his Diocese. They are written in a flowing and attrac- tive style, and are enriched with copious notes and an appendix.”—Albany Eve. Journal. JAMES.—THE TRUE CHRISTIAN ; Exemplified in a Series of Addresses, by Rev. John Angell James. One volume, 18mo , 38 cents. “ These addresses are amongst the choicest effusions of the admirable author.”—Christian Intel. JAMES.—THE ANXIOUS INQUIRER After Salvation Directed and Encouraged. By Rev. John Angell James. One Volume, 18mo., 38 cents. Upwards of twenty thousand copies of this excellent little volume have been sold, which fully attests the high estimation the work ha3 attained with the religious community. JAMES.—HAPPINESS, ITS NATURE AND SOURCES. By Rev. John Angell James. One volume, 32mo., 25 cents. “ This is written in the excellent author’s best vein. A better book we have not in a long time seen.”—Evangelist. JAMES —THE YOUNG MAN FROM HOME. In a Series of Letters, especially directed for the Moral Advancement of Youth By Rev. John Angell James. Fifth edition One volume, 18mo., 38 cents. “The work ts a rich treasury of Christian counsel and instruction.”—Albany Advertiser. JAMES.—THE WIDOW DIRECTED To the Widow’s God. By Rev. John Angell James- One vol., 18mo., 38 cents. ** The book is worthy to be read by others besides the class for which it is especially designed ; and we doubt not that it is destined to come as a friendly visitor to many a house of mourning and as a healing balm to many a wounded heart.”—JV. Y. Observer. KIP.—THE DOUBLE WITNESS OF THE CHURCH. By Rev. Wm. Ingraham Kip, author of “Lenten Fast.” One volume, 12mo Second edition. Boards 75 cents, cloth $1,00. ... “This is a sound, clear, and able production—a book much wanted for these times, and ons that we ieel persuaded will prove eminently useful. It is a happy delineation of that Douata Witness which the Church bears 9 t Romanism and ultra-Protestantism, and points out hex taiddW path a, the only one ot safety.”—Banner of the Cross 12 Appletons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. R E LI G I O U S—Continued. KINGSLEY.—THE SACRED CHOIR: A Collection of Church Music, consisting of Selections from the most distinguished Authors, among whom are the names of Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Pergolessi, Sic, , &c., with several pieces of Music by the Author; also, a Progressive Element- ary System of Instruction for Pupils. By George Kingsley, author of the Social Choir, &.c., &c- Fourth edition. 75 cents. “ Mr. George Kingsley : Sir—We have examined the ‘ Sacred Choir' enough to lead us to ap- preciate the work as the best publication of Sacred Music extant. It is beautifully printed and substantially bound, conferring credit on the publishers. We bespeak for the ‘Sacred Choir’ an extensive circulation. ( O. S. Bowdoin, Sincerely yours, k E. O. Goodwin, ( D. Ingraham.” LIGHT IN THE DWELLING ; Or, A Harmony of the Four Gospels, with short and simple Remarks, adapted to reading at Family Prayers, and arranged in 365 sections, for every day in the year. By the Author of “ Peep of Day,” “Line upon Line,” etc., etc. One vol , 8vo. “ This work will be found remarkably well adapted for its purpose. It is a Commentary to accompany Family Devotions, and travels over the four Gospels, arranged on the basis of Towns- end’s Harmony, placing them in portions, one for each morning in the year. In addition, it con- tains a reference to some other portion of Scripture for evening devotions, bearing on the topic of the morning. The lady who is its author is most favourably known by her works for the religious instruction of children—“ The Peep of Day,” and “Line upon Line,”—of some of which more than 30,000 copies have been sold in Groat Britain, and which have been highly valued and use- ful in their American reprints. She seems to hear in mind, throughout her present work, the wants of the younger members of the household, and writes with great simplicity and directness, but Without feebleness. It bears the marks of sound judgment, seriousness, and kindness, and great occasional pungency is intermingled. The book does not discredit the labours of eight years, which the writer declares that it cost her. Its tone seems mainly caught from the excel- lent commentary of Thomas Scott, of whom, however, the writer is no servile copyist. Its prin- ciples are decidedly evangelical. Without the rich variety of thought, aptness of quotation, or felicity of phrase, that distinguish Jay’s Morning and Evening Exercises, it breathes a kindred spirit; and whilst that may be preferred for the closet, this would seem, for the purpose of win- ning the attention of all members of a household at family worship, to have yet higher adapta- tion than Jay.” LYRA APOSTOLICA. From the Fifth English edition. One elegantly-printed volume, 75 cents. “ In this elegant volume there are forty-five sections, and one hundred and seventy-nine lyric poems, all short, and many of them sweet.”—New-York American. MAGEE.—ON ATONEMENT AND SACRIFICE : Discourses and Dissertations on the Scriptural Doctrines of Atonement and Sacri- fice, and on the Principal Arguments advanced, and the Mode of Reasoning em- ployed, by the Opponents of those Doctrines, as held by the Established Church. By the late most Rev- William Magee, D.D., Archbishop of Dublin. Two vols., 3vo , $5,00. “This is one of the ablest critical and polemical works of modern times. The profound biblical information on a variety of topics which the Archbishop brings forward, must endear his name ;o all lovers of Christianity.”—Orme. MARSHALL.—NOTES ON THE EPISCOPAL POLITY Of the Holy Catholic Church, with some account of the Developments of Modern Religious Systems. By Thomas William Marshall, B A , of the Diocese of Salisbury Edited by Jonathan M Wainwright, D.D. With a new and com- plete Index of the Subjects and of the Texts of Scripture. One vol., 12mo., $1,25. I. Introduction. II. Scripture Evidence. III. Evidence of Antiquity. IV. Ad- mission of Adversaries. V. Development of Modern Religious Systems. “ A more important work than this has not been issued for a long time We earnestly recom- mend it to the attention of every Churchman.”—Banner of the Cross. MAURICE.—THE KINGDOM OF CHRIST; Or. Hints respecting the Principles, Constitution, and Ordinances of the Catholic Church. By Rev. Frederick Denison Maurice, M.A. London. One volume, 8vo., 6e Siediatioi: of Christ at Colosse, to the present circumstances of the Church. It is a very important work, and cannot fail to be received with very marked favour bt aU who are interested in the progress of religious truth, and especially in the growth of th. Pro testunt Episcopal Church.”—Courier Sr Enquirer. R E L1 G I O U S—Continued. 16 Appletons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. SCIENCE AND THE ARTS. BOUISSANGAULT.—AGRICULTURAL CHEMISTRY. Rural Economy, in its relations with Chemistry, Physics, and Meteorology; or, Chemistry applied to Agriculture. By J. B. Bouissangault. Translated, with Notes, etc., by George Law, Agriculturist. 12mo., over 500 pages, $‘1,50. “ The work is the fruit of a long life of study and experiment, and its perusal will aid the farmer greatly in obtaining a practical and scientific knowledge of his profession.”—American Agi iculturist. “ This is a good agricultural work. It is a farmer’s book, which he may read with profit and pleasure ; a book for his boys to study, and which, if they do study, will be sure to lead them oa step by step until they understand the science as well as the practical part of this noble profes- sion. It is the result of inquiries by the author extending over many years of agricultural observa- tions, made under the most favourable circumstances. It treats of the physical and chemical phenomena of vegetation; of the composition of vegetables and their immediate principles; of fermentation ; of soils ; of every thing that has been done on the subject of manure, organic and mineral; of rotation of crops ; of live stock, their maintenance and economy ; of meteorology and climate, and the relations between organized beings and the atmosphere.”—Cincinnati Gaz. FALKNER.—THE FARMER’S MANUAL: A Practical Treatise on the Nature and Value of Manures, founded from Experi- ments on various Crops, with a brief Account of the most Recent Discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry. By F. Falkner and the Author of “ British Husbandry.’1 12mo., cloth, 50 cents. FARMER’S TREASURE, THE : Containing “ Falkner’s Farmer’s Manual,” and “ Smith’s Productive Farming,’* bound together. 12mo., 75 cents. MARSHALL.—THE FARMER’S HAND-BOOK : Being a Full and Complete Guide for the Farmer and Emigrant. Comprising—The- Clearing of Forest and Prairie Lands ; Gardening; Farming Generally; Farriery; The Management and Treatment of Cattle ; Cookery; The Construction of Dwell- ings ; Prevention and Cure of Disease; with copious Tables, Recipes, Hints, &c-, &c. By Josiah T. Marshall. One volume, 12mo., illustrated with numerous wood engravings. Neatly bound. Price $1; paper cover, 624 cents- “ This Manual is the result of much experience, observation, and research, and as such is confidently recommended to all Farmers and Emigrants, to whom it will teach wisdom and en- sure comfort.”—Evening Mirror. “ One of the most useful books we ever saw.”—Boston Post. “ Mr. Marshall’s Manual explains about fifteen hundred different subjects—and, firem a close research of them, it seems difficult to specify what additional information a farmer can require in a hand-book of experimental and practical intelligence upon agricultural topics.”—Cin. Atlas SMITH.—PRODUCTIVE FARMING : A Familiar Digest of the Most Recent Discoveries of Liebig, Davy, Johnston, and other celebrated Writers on Vegetable Chemistry, showing how the results of Til- lage might be greatly augmented. By Joseph A. Smith. 12mo., cloth, 50 cents. I. AGRICULTURE. II. ARCHITECTURE AN® MECHANICS. EWBANK.—HYDRAULICS AND MECHANICS : A Descriptive and Historical Account of Hydraulic and other Machines for raising Water, including the Steam and Fire Engines, ancient and modern ; with Observa- tions on various subjects connected with the Mechanic Arts; including the Pro- gressive Development of the Steam Engine. In five books. Illustrated by nearly three hundred Engravings. By Thomas Ewbank. Second edition, with a Supple- ment. 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One volume, 18mo., of 180 pages, 'aper 25 cents, cloth 37£ cents. “All that I have attempted is, to have written useful advice, in a clear style, stripped of all technicalities, which mothers of every stntion may understand. * * * I have adopted a con- versational form, as being more familiar, and as an easier method of making myself understood.— Extract from Author's Preface. DE LEUZE.—PRACTICAL INSTRUCTION IN ANIMAL Magnetism. By J. P. F. De Leuze. Translated by Thomas C. Hartshorn. Revised edition, with an Appendix of Notes by the Translator, and Letters from eminent Physicians and others, descriptive of cases in the U. States. One vol., 12mo., $1,00. “The translator of this work has certainly presented the profession with an uncommonly well- digested treatise, enhanced in value by his own notes and the corroborative testimony of eminent physicians.”—Boston Med. Sr Surg. Journal. FRESENIUS.—CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. Elementary Instruction in Chemical Analysis. By Dr. C. 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Price $2,25, bound- “ It is adapted to every class of business, being a dispensatory for the chemist, a directory for the artisan, a guide for the merchant, and a rule for the household in most of the affairs of do- mestic economy.”—JV. Y. Com. Adv. “ A work of the highest practical utility, and one which should be in every family.”—Courier Sr Enquirer. “ It is a complete hand-book of practical instruction for all the purposes of common life, both in business and the household—far superior to the books of receipts hitherto sold, as science and order are preferable to confusion.”—Evening Mirror. “ The Book of Useful Knowledge. From an examination of this work before us, we feel fully justified in saying that it is one of the most valuable publications that has been issued for many years. No economist, no family, no utilitarian, should be without it.”—Philad. Enq. PARNELL.—APPLIED CHEMISTRY, In Manufactures, Arts, and Domestic Economy. Edited by E. A. Parnell. Illus- trated with numerous Wood Engravings, and specimens of Dyed and Printed Cottons. Paper cover 75 cents, cloth $1,00. “ The Editor’s aim is to divest the work, as far as practicable, of all technical terms, so as to adapt it to the requirements of the general reader.” URE.— DICTIONARY OF ARTS, Manufactures, and Mines; containing a clear Exposition of their Principles and Practice. By Andrew Ure, M.D., F.R.S., &c. Illustrated with 1240 Engravings on wood. One thick volume of 1340 pages, bound in leather, $5,00. “ In every point of view, a work like the present can but be regarded as a benefit done to theo- retical and practical science, to commerce and industry, and an important addition to a species of literature, the exclusive production of the present century, and the present state of peace and civi- lization.”—Athenaeum. “Dr. Ure’s Dictionary, of which the American edition is now completed, is a stupendous proof of persevering assiduity, combined with genius and taste. For all the benefit of individual en terprise in the practical arts and manufactures, and for the enhancement of general prosperity through the extension of accurate knowledge of political economy, we have not any work worthy to be compared with this important volume. We are convinced that manufacturers, merchants, tradesmen, students of natural and experimental philosophy, inventive mechanics, men of opu- ience, members of legislatures, and all who desire to comprehend something of the rapidly accele- rating progress of those discoveries which facilitate the supply of human wants, and the augment- ation of social comforts with the national weal, will find this invaluable Dictionary a perenniA source of salutary instruction and edifying enjoyment.”—Motional Intelligencer. URE.—A SUPPLEMENT TO DR. URE’S DICTIONARY: Recent Improvements in Arts, Manufactures, and Mines, (being a Supplement to his Dictionary.) By Andrew Ure, M D. 8vo., illustrated with 200 cuts, $1,50. §£r The complete Work, with Supplement, bound in two vols. Price $6,50. V. MILITARY. HALLECK.—ELEMENTS OF MILITARY SCIENCE AND ART ; or, A Course of Instruction in Strategy, Fortification, Tactics of Battles, &c., embracing the Duties of Staff, Infantry, Cavalry, Artillery, and Engineers; Adapted to the Use of Volunteers and Militia. By H Wager Halleck, A.M., Lieut, of Engineers U. S. Army. One volume, 12mo., illustrated with numerous Dia grams. There is no work similar to this in the English language, and no pains have been spared to make It a useful boob for officers of militia and volunteers, as well as ihe general readem 19 Appletons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. ARNOLD—THE MISCELLANEOUS WORKS Of Thomas Arnold, D.D., with nine additional Essays, not included in the English collection. One volume, 8vo., $2,00. “ This volume includes disquisitions on the ‘ Church and State,’ in its existing British combi- nations—on Scriptural and Secular history—and on Education, with various other subjects of Political Economy. It will be a suitable counterpart to the ‘Life and Correspondence of Dr, Arnold and scholars who have been so deeply interested in that impressive biography, will bn gratified to ascertain the deliberate judgment of the Author, upon the numerous important themes which his ‘ Miscellaneous Works ’ so richly and clearly announce.” ARTHUR.—TIRED OF HOUSE-KEEPING. By T. S. Arthur, author of “Insubordination,” etc., etc. 18mo.,frontis., 371 eta. Forming one of the series of “ Tales for the People and their Children.” Coutbut*.—I. Going to House keeping. II. First Experiments. III. Morning Calls. IV. First Demonstrations. V. Trouble with Servants. VI. A New One. VII. More Trouble. VIII. A True Friead. IX. Another Powerful Demonstration. X. Breaking up. XI. Experiments in Boarding and Taking Boarders. XII. More Sacrifices. XIII. Extracting good from Evil. XIV. Failure of the First Experiments. XV. The New Boarding-house. XVI. Trouble in Earnest. XVII. Sickness. XVIH. Another Change. XIX. Conclusion. COOLEY.—THE AMERICAN IN EGYPT. With Rambles through Arabia-Petrsea and the Holy Land, during the years 1839-40. By James Ewing Cooley. Illustrated with numerous Steel Engravings, also Etch- ings and Designs by Johnston. One handsome volume, 8vo., of 610 pages, $2,00. “No other volume extant gives the reader to true a picture of what he would be likely to see and meet ia Egypt. No other book is more practical and plain in its picture of precisely what the traveller himself will meet. Other writers have one account to give of their journey on paper, and another to relate in conversation. Mr. Cooley has but one story for the fire-side circle and the printed page.”—Brother Jonathan. CORBOULD.—THE HISTORY AND ADVENTURES Of Margaret Catchpole, a Suffolk Girl. By the Rev. Richard Corbould. 8vo., paper cover, 2 steel plates, 25 cents. “ A most interesting work, with an excellent moral.” - Tribune. “ A very remarkable work, exceedingly interesting.”—Boston Courier. DUMAS.—MARGUERITE DE VALOIS : An Historical Romance. By Alexander Dumas. 8vo., paper cover, 25 cents. “ M. Dumas is a consummate master of his craft. All his scenes are combined with the certainty of one familiar with the management of stage effect, costume and character. * * * We do not recollect any book in which the intrigues and the tragic events which darken like a cloud the Louvre, are so forcibly and so pictorially represented.”—London Mhenceum. ELLIS.—THE WOMEN OF ENGLAND; Their Social Duties and Domestic Habits. By Mrs. Ellis. One vol., 12mo., 50 cts. ELLIS.—THE MOTHERS OF ENGLAND; Their Influence and Responsibility. By Mrs. Ellis. One vol., 12mo.,50 cents. ELLIS.—THE MINISTER’S FAMILY; Or Hints to those who would make Home happy. By Mrs. Ellis. One volume, 18mo. 371 cents. ELLIS —FIRST IMPRESSIONS; Or Hints tb those who would make Home happy. By Mrs. Ellis. One volume. 18mo., 371 cents. ELLIS.—DANGERS OF DINING OUT; Or Hints to those who would make Home happy. By Mrs. Ellis. 18mo., 371 cts, ELLIS.—SOMERVILLE HALL; Or Hints to those who would make Home happy. By Mrs. Ellis. 18mo., 371 cts. Of?" The above four volumes form a portion of series of “ Tales for the People and their Childdren.” “ To wish prosperity to such books as these, is to desire the moral and physical welfare of tbs human species.”—Hat* Chronicle. MISCELLANEOUS. 20 Appletons' Catalogue of Valuable Publications. MISCELLANEOU S—Continued. EMBURY—NATURES GEMS; OR, AMERICAN FLOW. ERS, in their Native Haunts. By Emma C. Embury. With twenty plates of Plants carefully coloured after Nature, and landscape views of their localities, from drawings taken on the spot, by E. W. 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As the former works present a view of the Naval and Military his- tory of the country from the Declaration of Independence to the present time, and the Book of the Colonies gives a general history from the earliest times to the commencement of the Revolu- tionary War, we have thus a view of the main current of history through the whole period of our colonial and national existence; while each of the volumes is a distinct work, having its proper subject and unity.” FROST.—THE BOOK OF THE INDIANS Of North America. Their Manners, Customs, and Present State. Compiled from the most recent authorities. By John Frost, LL. D. 12mo., illustrated, $1,00. “ A useful and acceptable volume, to all who desire authentic information respecting Indian .ife, with numerous pictorial sketches. The writer enters minutely into the domestic and social habits of the Indian tribes, and gives a graphic description of the hunting grounds and the wild animals of the chase. 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Two volumes, 12mo., paper cover, $1,00; cloth, $1,50. “ We are delighted to meet with this master-piece of modern fiction, in a form which may ren- der it accessible to the English reading public. The Italians consider ‘ The Betrothed ’ the first fiction of the age, holding some affinity to the school of Sir Walter Scott, but surpassing his works in power and depth, as we confess it certainly does in moral design. ‘ The Betrothed ’ is well translated, and very handsomely got up ; so as to be entitled, by its dress, to appear in the most refined circles, and by its intrinsic qualities to charm and instruct every class of readers.”— Tait's Magazine. MAXWELL.—FORTUNES OF HECTOR O’HALLORAN, And his man Mark Antony O’Toole. By W. H. Maxwell. One vol., 8vo., two plates, paper, 50 cents; twenty-four plates, boards, $1,00, cloth $1,25. “ It is one of the best of all the Irish stories—full of spirit, fun, drollery, and wit.”—Cour. >. -i..u » i— por Namiss, is added. 32 Appletons’ Catalogue of Valuable Publications. CLASSICAL 8c SCHOOL BOOKS—Continued. SURRENNE.—THE STANDARD PRONOUNCING DIC- TIONARY OF THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH LANGUAGES, in two parts. Part one, French and English ; part two, English and French; the first part com- prehending words in common use—terms connected with Science—terms belonging to the Fine Arts—4000 Historical names—4000 Geographical names—11,000 terms lately published, with the pronunciation of every word according to the French Academy, and the most eminent Lexicographers and Grammarians ; together with 750 Critical Remarks, in which the various methods of pronouncing employed by different authors are investigated and compared with each other. The second part, containing a copious Vocabulary of English words and expressions, with the pro- nunciations according to Walker. The whole preceded by a practical and compre- hensive system of French pronunciation. By Gabriel Surrenne, F.A.S.E., French Teacher in Edinburgh, Corresponding Member of the French Grammatical Society of Paris. One volume, 12mo., nearly 900 pages, neatly bound—$1,50. “ This work must have been one of very great labor, as it is evidently of deep research. We have given it a careful examination, and are perfectly safe in saying, we have never before seen any thing of the kind at all to compare with it. Our space will not permit us give more than this general testimony to its value. Long as the title is, and much as it promises, our examination af the work proves that all the promises are fulfilled, and we think that no student of the French language should, for a moment, hesitate to possess himself of it. Nor, indeed, will it be found less useful to the accomplished French scholar, who will find in it a fund of information which can no where be met with in any one book. Such a work has for a long time been greatly needed, and Mr. Surrenne has supplied the deficiency in a masterly style. We repeat, therefore, our well digested opinion, that no one in search of a knowledge of the niceties of the French language, should be without it.”—National Magazine for May, 1846. TAYLOR—A MANUAL OF ANCIENT AND MODERN HISTORY; comprising, I. Ancient History, containing the Political History, Geographical Position, and Social State of the Principal Nations of Antiquity, care fully digested from the Ancient Writers, and illustrated by the discoveries of Modern Scholars and Travellers. II. Modern History, containing the Rise and Progress of the principal Euro- pean Nations, their Political History, and the Changes in their Social Condition ; with a History ot the Colonies founded by Europeans. By W. 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One vol., l&mo., cloth, 50 cents. “ We do not know how we can do a more substantial service to teachers and scholars in music vocal or instrumental, than by urging them to adopt this volume as a class book. It is full and complete on every topic connected with the subject, clear in its arrangement, and concise in ex- pression. The illustrations are numerous and ingenious, and must prove very valuable aid3 to the learner, in comprehending the subject, as well as to the teacher in imparting instruction.”—Tribune WARNER.—FIRST STEPS IN SINGING. The Primary Note Reader, or First Steps in Singing at Sight. By James F. War ner. 12mo., 25 cents This volume of musical exercises is designed as a supplement to the author’s “ Rudimental Lessons in Music.” The two works, taken together, are intended to furnish the begiimer in vocal music, with a complete set of books adapted to his purpose. WRIGHT.—PRIMARY LESSONS: In which a Single Letter is first Taught, with its power; then another Letter is Taught in the same manner, and the two combined into a Word—an application of '.he letters being made in words as fast as they are learned. The words thus learned are arranged into easy sentences, so that the .earner is immediately initiated into Reading Lessons. By Albert D. Wright, author of “ Analytical Orthography,’* P umologieal Chart, &!. D. Appleton <£• Co.’s Educational Publications. ARNOLD’S CLASSICAL SERIES OPINIONS OF SCHOLARS, Princeton, December 3, 1846. Gentlemen,—In reply to your letter, I have to say that I can, from the most satisfactory •xperience, bear testimony to tne excellence of your series of Text Books for Schools. I am is the daily use of Arnold’s Latin and Greek Exercises, and consider them decidedly superior to any other Elementary Works in those Languages. LYMAN COLEMAN, D.,D., Prof, of the German, Greek, and Latin Languages. Dear Sir,'—I am much pleased with Arnold’s I.a,tin, Books. A class of my older boys have just finished the first and second books. They had studied Latin for a long time before but never understood it, they say, as they do now. CHAS. M. BLAKE, Classical Teacher in Brown’s Prince-street Acddemy, Philadelphia. Arnold’s Lessons in Latin I find unsurpassed ; and, if the Greek Lessons by the same author shall prove as useful, they will form the commencement of a new era in the study of the classics in this country. I wish you abundant success in so noble an enterprise as furnishing our schools and scholars with such valuable books. SETH DAVIS, Rector of Zion’s Church, Rome. Arnold’s Latin and Greek Composition. In the skill with which he sets forth the idiomatic peculiarities, as well as in the directness and simplicity with which he states the facts of the Ancient Languages, Mr. Arnold has no superior. I know of no books so admirably adapted to awaken an interest in the study of language, or so well fitted to lav the Inundation of a correct scholarship and refined taste. N. WHEELER, Principal IVorcester County High Scriool. Messrs. Appleton : Penn. College, Gettysburg. Oct. 29, 1846. Dear Sirs,—The friends of education are under great obligations to you for the valuable service you have rendered by the recent publication of Arnold’s Cornelius Nepos. 1 have examined the edition with much interest, and it gives me pleasure to say that I highly approve of it. A text-book prepared by a man so distinguished for scholarship, exiierience, and success in teaching, as Dr. Arnold, cannot fail to secure universal favor. The mechanical execution, and the great accuracy which prevails throughout, are highly creditable to the American editor and the publisher. I have determined to introduce the edition at once into the Academical Department of Pennsylvania College, and have accordingly directed our book merchants to procure copies. Respectfully, yours, M. L. STOERER, A. M„ Prof, of History in Pennsylvania College, and Principal of the Academical Department. Messrs. Appleton & Co.: Oakland Hioh School, April 28, 1846. Gentlemen,—I acknowledge with many thanks the receipt of T. K. Arnold’s First and Second Latin Book, and his Introduction to Latin Prose Composition. The style in which the books are got up is not their only recommendation. With thorough instruction, on the part of the teacher using these hooks as text books, I am confident a much more ample return for the time and labor bestowed by our youth upon Latin must be secured. The time certainly has come when an advance must be made upon the old methods of instruction. I am glad to have a work that promises so many advantages as Arnold’s First and Second Latin Book to begin I have little doubt of the result of the experiment. Very respectfully, A. B. RUSSELL. Extract from a Report of an Examination of the Male Department, of the Parochial School of St. Paul's Church, Rome, N. Y., on Friday, March 20, 1847. * * * * “ But were we to single out any part of the examination as worthy of special notice, t would be that, upon “Arnold's First Book in Latin.” Many an Academician, who has studied. Latin in the ordinary way for two years, could not sustain an examination as did the lads of this class, who have studied Arnold’s First Lessons only about six months. Arnold's method is admirable for making thorough scholars and accurate grammarians ; but then ;t needs a thorough and industrious teacher to use it to advantage. Such, evidently, is Mr. Platt. lie has not been content to put his pupils upon writing out the exercises, but they have been required to commit thoroughly to memory the vocabulary of words in each lesson, beginning with nonns and. verbs ; and as soon as they have learned the words they begin to make sentences. Then they learn occasionally a declension, and immediately are made to put it to use bv con structing sentences that require the cases of that declension. A similar method was pursued in tire English Grammar and in tiie French.” D. Applelon Sp Co.’s Educational Publications. GRAHAM’S ENGLISH SYNONYMES. OPINIONS OF ITS MERITS. Central Institute, No. 52 North Sixth Street, Philadelphia. Messrs. G. S. Appleton & Co.: Gentlemen,—Having frequently enjoined upon teachers and publishers the necessity of a School Book on English Synonomy, you may judge of the gratification with, which I arose from an examination of the copy of “ Graham’s Synonymes,” received by your politeness. The work has been introduced, and proved highly acceptable to our classes in English com- position . The arrangement is philosophical, the nicer shades of difference are drawn with sufficient dis- tinctness, and the quotations are chaste and elegant—including the gems of our language. I cannot but congratulate you upon the publication of this valuable—this indispensable addition to our school literature and with many thanks for your favor, I remain your Obedient servant, ALFRED L. KENNEDY, Principal. Feb. 6, 1847. Stillwater, Saratoga Co., N. Y.. Feb. 10th, 1847, Messrs. D. Appleton & Co. Some two or three weeks since I had the pleasure of receiving from you a copy of G. F. Graham’s “ English Synonymes.” I would say that I consider it a work of priceless value, ar ranged and classified, with reference to comprehensiveness, most successfully, all the words de- fined most accurately, their distinctions clearly shown, and the illustrations very pertinent, while the exercises are peculiarly calculated to impress the importance of purity and accuracy in speak- ing and writing the English language. In fine, I see not how any scholar can consider his library complete without this volume, or any seminary its course of instruction respectable without this branch of study. It is not to supersede any other author that the present work is got up, but it is to supply a text book, the want of which many of our most distinguished teachers have long felt; and it is a subject of no little gratification that the author has so completely succeeded in his first attempt. I can, without hesitation, most cheerfully recommend it to all who love pure English, or wish to cultivate clearness in their mother tongue. The style and typography of the work indicate much taste and good judgment, and you have my best wishes for success in first offering to the public a Class Book on this interesting subject. HIRAM BAXTER, M. D. “ ‘ Accustom yourselves,’ says Coleridge, in his * Aids to Reflection,’ ‘ to reflet! on the word* you use, hear, or read ; their birth, derivation, and history 1 For if words are not things, they are living powers, by which the things of most importance to mankind are actuated, combined, and humanized.’ “ If ever a people needed hints on this subject, it is ourselves; and Mr. Reed has performed a worthy and acceptable service in bringing forward this excellent book of reference. His own Introduction, and the series of illustrative authorities which he has added, much increase the value of the work ; and, of the whole, we may safely say that there has been no book of Eng- lish Synonymes comparable to this in compactness, copiousness of explanation, and cheapness— that grand point with so many students. It is full of useful information on the subject of *tylo, and ought to be in the hands of many of our writers and public men, who are utterly uncon- scious of their glaring need of such a manual. How few even of those whose thoughts deserve the best possible dress, take any pains to cboose between words of different shades of meaning 1 yet how much of the efficacy of language dejrends upon such a choice I “ The opening dissertation of Mr. Graham sets forth some important philological principles in the clearest and most intelligible manner; and the whole book is so free from ‘ words of learned length and thundering sound,’ as to be well adapted to the more advanced classes in schools.”— Christian Examiner. JD. Appleton Co.’s Educational Publications. REID’S ENGLISH DICTIONARY. Newburyport, Nov. 13, 1846, Messrs. D. Appleton & Co.: Gentlemen,—I have recently received, through one of your agents, a copy of “ Reid’s English Dictionary," and I am happy to say that I consider it a work of great excellence, and, in many respects, superior to any thing of the kind which has preceded it. The definitions are given with unusual accuracy and precision ; and the introduction of the roots from which our words are derived is a feature in the work which every scholar must commend. I have intro- duced this Dictionary into my school in place of Worcester’s, and find, as I anticipated, that my scholars are very much interested in it. I am, gentlemen, with great respect, Your very obedient servant, ELIAS NASON, Principal I.at. High School, Mewburyport. OPINIONS OF ITS MERITS. Reid s Dictionary of the English Language is an admirable book for the use of schools. Its plan combines a greater number of desirable conditions for such a work, than any with which I am acquainted ; and it seems to me to be executed in general with great judgment, fidelity, and accuracy. C. S. HENRY, Prof, of Philosophy, History, and Belles Lettres, in the University of the City of Mew-York. Phillips SonooL, Boston. I have examined Reid’s English Dictionary, and am much pleased with the plan and execu- tion of the work. Much matter is condensed into a small compass. All word* in good use are selected and clearly defined. Each word is so marked as to indicate its pronunciation, and the value of the work is much enhanced by containing the derivation of every word. I hope it will meet with that share of patronage which it richly deserves. SAMUEL S. GREENE, Master of the Phillips School. I fully concur in the opinions expressed by Mr. Greene and should be much pleased by the introduction of the Dictionary into our public schools. T. BAKER, Principal of the Boylston School, Boston. After such an examination of il Reid's English Dictionary," as I have been able to make, I may safely say that I consider it superior to any of the School Dictionaries with which I am acquainted. Its accurate and concise definitions, and a vocabulary of the roots of English words, drawn from an author of such authority as Bosworth, are not among the least of its excellencies. M. P. PARKS, Chaplain, and Professor of Ethics, U. S. Military Academy, West Point. I have examined Reid's English Dictionary with great care, and am greatly pleased with it. The plan is excellent, and the author has evidently bestowed great attention to minute aocuracy in the details of execution. I hope to see the book extensively used. JOHN FROST, Professor of Belles Lettres, Philadelphia High School. Reib's English Dictionary.—After a careful examination, I am convinced that th« work has strong claims upon the attention of teachers generally. It is of convenient size, beau tifully executed, and seems well adapted to the use of scholars, from the common school to th« ■Biversity. D. H. CHASE, Principal of Preparatory School, Middletown, Conn. D. Appleton Sf Co.'s Educational Publications. PROP. MANDEVIIXE’S COURSE OF READING, OPINIONS OF ITS MERITS. [Letter from the Rev. J. R. Boyd, Author of the “ Elements of Rhetoric and Literary Criti- •is-i,” and “Eclectic Moral Philosophy.”] Watertown, Dec. 28, 1846. Having examined, with some care, the recent work of Prof. Mandeville, entitled a “ Course of Reading,” I am free to express the opinion that it possesses transcendent claims to public ac- ceptance and use. It is not a mere collection of pieces in Prose and Verse, like the reading books in common use, but a work on the art of reading, constructed upon a plan that seems pe- culiarly well adapted to accomplish more by far than other reading books. It embraces a phi- losophical analysis of the English language, in its letters, elementary sounds, and various forms of sentences. The nature and uses of the various parts of speech are very properly and minutely explained as a preliminary to the classification and description of all the sentences or formulas of thought to be found in the English language. Numerous examples of each kind of sentence are given separately, and instructions for the manner of reading them are furnished. By this process the acquisition of the art of reading must be greatly facilitated. The next process car- ries the student forward to the reading of paragraphs, as found in the connections and relations of ordinary discourse, and these are to be analyzed into their component parts according to in- structions previously given and acted upon in the reading of separate and classified sentences. I agree with the author in the belief that his work is peculiarly well adapted to impart a knowledge of the structure of the English language ; that it lays a broad and just foundation for an intelligent and correct delivery ; that it prepares the pupil for the study of English Grammar, and indeed introduces him to a practical and useful acquaintance with not a small part of what properly belongs to the science of Grammar, but not lees so to the art of Reading; and further, that it furnishes a very happy introduction to the art of Rhetoric, or of English Composition. The peculiarities of the work are briefly set forth by the author in the following words— “ Every sentence in the language is described ; and every sentence has its own delivery. The structure learned therefore by one, two, or at most three reviews, it is learned forever. Hence- forward as soon as a sentenoe falls under the observation of the pupil, he knows how it should be read ; and while he can read it, he can give a solid reason for its being read in that particular manner.” Such being the general features of the work under consideration, I shall consider it a pleasing duty to make an experiment of its value with classes under my care, and to recommend the same experiment to other instructors. J. R. BOYD, Principal Jefferson County Institute. November 27, 1846. Dear Sir,—Having examined with considerable care “ Mandeville’s Course of Reading,” 1 consider it of far more practical value, as a means of making correct readers, than any other that has come under my observation ; and although sensible of the inconvenience arising from a frequent change of books, I cannot avoid the conviction that the introduction of the work un der consideration, would greatly facilitate the progress of the pupil in this elegant and useful ac- complishment. The author has not attempted a servile imitation of what others have done, but has originated an entirely new plan—a plan as scientific as it is original, and as useful as it is beautiful. I cannot but deem it a valuable accession to the means of instruction employed in our common schools and academies. I shall introduce it into my own school. Very respectfully, J. H. PURKITT. Mt. Pleasant Boarding and Day School, Roxbury, Mass. ACCOMPANIMENT TO OLLENDORFF’S GERMAN GRAMMAR. D. Appleton Co. Publish A PROGRESSIVE GERMAN READER PREPARED WITH REFERENCE TO OLLENDORFF’S GERMAN GRAMMAR, WITH COPIOUS NOTES AND A VOCABULARY. BY G. J. ADLER, Drofessor of the German Language and Literature in the University of the City of JY. 7 One neat Volume, 12mo. $!• The favourable reception which Ollendorff's German Grammar has received from the America!, public, has induced the Publishers and the Editor to comply with the very general demand foi a German Reader. Complaints, more or less loud, have been made both by teacher and learner, against most of the Readers heretofore offered to the public in this country, as well as in England and Germany Books of this kind now in the market, may be reduced to two classes: 1st. Selections from the German Classics, or Elegant Extracts, corresponding somewhat to our English Readers. Of these, two deserve special notice, viz. George Muhl’s Prose Anthology, (Carlsruhe and London, 1839,) and in this country, Pollen’s German Reader. The objections to the former are, that it contains no poems, and hence lacks an essential element of an introduction to German Literature, and presents too little variety to the learner; it has, moreover, no vocabulary, and the most difficult passages are often left unnoticed in the annotations. The latter is, as it regards the variety and the good taste exhibited in its matter, far superior to any other similar work, and has for many years been almost the only Reader in use among us. To learners not classically edu cated, however, (and to many that are,) the pieces near the beginning are by far too difficult, and the assistance too scanty. The arrangement is not progressive, so that pieces near the end of the book are much easier than many in the beginning or middle. 2d. The second class of Readers are such ns profess to facilitate the business of reading. They are generally based on the Hamiltonian method, i. e., the pieces are accompanied with transla- tions, either interlinear and literal, or free and opposite. The difficulty with the books of this class is, that they leave the learner where they found him, unable by himself to account for the grammatical construction of a sentence; and when he lays aside the book to take up another, he finds that it is one thing to read by the aid of a translation and quite another to read understand- ingly. The principal books of this class are Zimmer's German Teacher, (Heidelberg and Lon- don, 1839,) Gaud's Literary Companion, (Frankfort, 1841,) better in its selections than the first, and Bokum's German Reader, (Philadelphia.) The plan of this German Reader is ns follows, viz.: 1. The pieces are both prose and poetry, selected from the best authors, and are so arranged as to present sufficient variety to keep alive the interest of the scholar. 2. It is progressive in its nature, the pieces being at first very short and easy, and increasing in difficulty nnd length as the learner advances. 3. At the bottom of the page constant references to the Grammar are made, the difficult pas- sages are explained and rendered. To encourage the first attempt of the learner as much as possi- ble, the twenty-one pieces of the first section are analyzed, and all the necessary words given at the bottom of the page. The notes, which at first are very abundant, diminish as the learner ad- vances. 4. It contains five sections. The first contains easy pieces, chiefly in prose, with all the words necessary for translating them; the second, short pieces in prose and poetry alterm tely, with co- pious notes nnd renderings; the third, short popular tales of Grimm and others; tb fourth, select ballads and other poems from Buerger, Goethe, Schiller, Uhland, Sch\» 3, Chamibso &c.; the fifth, prose extracts from the first classics. 5 At the end is added a vocabulary of all the words occurring in the book. COMPANION TO OLLENDORFF’S ITALIAN GRAMMAR D. Appleton <$* Co. publish CRESTOMAZIA ITALIANA: A COLLECTION OF SELECTED PIECES IN ITALIAN PROSE, IESIGNED AS A CLASS READING-BOOK FOR BEGINNERS IN THE STUDY OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE. By E. FELIX FORESTI, LL. D., nOFESSOR OF THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE IN COLUMBIA COLLBOT AND IN THE UNIVERSITY OF THE CITY OF NEW-YORK. One neat Volume, 12mo. Price $1. Preface.—This volume is intended as a reading-book for those who are commencing the study of. the Italian language; and the Grecism of its title— Crestomazia Italiana—sufficiently indicates that it contains a selection pleasing and useful pieces of Italian prose, taken from the best writers. In its compilation, the aim has been more particularly to engage the mind and enlist the feelings of the student; for to read without sympathy, is to ac quire a distaste for learning—to march without making progress. For this reason, principally, preference has been given to modern authors, most of whom are still living. It is not meant, by so doing, to dispute the univer- sally acknowledged merit of the ancient Italian writers registered in the classic catalogue approved by the despotical dictatorship of the Academy of the Crusca. They are unquestionably masters in purity of language and style ; but the subjects upon which they wrote are not the best calculated to inspire with sympathy and interest the young—especially the young Ameri- can—mind. On the contrary, modem authors, influenced by the existing principles relative to social improvement, and by a philosophical criticism far superior to that of the ancients, wrote in Italy, as elsewhere, with more depth of tnought, freshness and vigour of style, and in a tone and spirit more in accordance with the opinions and taste of the present time ; and it is quite probable their writings will be more relished by the readers of to-day. The selections contained in this volume have been made from the works of eminent men, whose fame rests upon an authority of far more weight and power than that of the Crusca—the united public voice of their native country. The Italian, owing to the freedom of its construction, is not so grammatically simple as the French; it is, besides, exceedingly rich in idioms: to facilitate, therefore, the progress of the student, in the rendering of the most difficult idiomatic forms or phrases, a glossary has been subjoined to each particular •election. D. Appleton 4* Co.’s Educational Publications. PRIMARY LESSONS: BEING A SPELLER AND READER, ON AN ORIGINAL PLAN, la which one letter is taught at a lesson, with its power ; an application being immediately made, in words, of each letter thus learned, and those words being directly arranged into reading lessens. BY ALBERT D. WRIGHT, Author of 'Analytical Orthography,’' Phonological Chart,' lie. One neat volume, 18mo. containing 144 pages, and 28 engravings. Price 12ic. bdL In this new work on an original plan, for teaching the rudiments of reading, the follow* ing are some of its peculiar features: 1. One letter or combination is presented at a lesson, and at the same time its elementary sound is taught.. 2. As fast as the letters are learned, an application is immediately made, by using them syn- thetically in familiar words. 3. No word is given, in which a letter occurs, that has not been previously learned, in tin above synthetic method. 4. The capital letters are taught one at a time, and by review in reading lessons. 5. The plan of putting the letters, with their elementary sounds, together into words, by tKb original system of synthesis, it is believed will greatly facilitate the acquision of words, and as letr t and their powers. 6. The words are systematically presented in the synthesis, being classified by their vowel sounds and terminating consonants ; and generally, at the end of each class, they are arranged into little spelling lessons. 7. The learner is immediately initiated into reading lessons, composed of words of two or thraa letters, and is then led, progressively, into more difficult words. 8. The reading lessons are composed entirely of the words previously presented in the synthesis, or the spelling lessons. 9. The cuts are intended to illustrate the reading lessons, to attract the attention of the young; and to suggest thoughts for oral instruction, and for conversation to children. 10. The book constitutes a Primary Spelling-book and Reader,—thus combining two books In one of 144 pages, adapted to families and schools. The advantages of a system of application, by which the child is permitted to use the letters u fast as they are learned, by forming little words with them, and then by arranging these words into easy sentences, must be obvious to every parent and teacher. At a Meeting of the County and Town Superintendantn of the County of Greene, Oct. 27, 1846, It was unanimously Resolved, that we are favourably impressed with the method of teaching the Alphabet, and an early course of Teading, as exhibited in the plan and arrangement dt Wright’s Primary Lessons—and believing that instruction in this branch of education will ba much facilitated by the use of that work, we recommend it to the teachers, and to those wha have children to be instructed ; and add it to the list of Text Books recommended in this County, WM. F. TERHUNE, County Superintendant, Chairman. NEW ELEMENTARY FRENCH READER. 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